Admiral Eberle to Host Navy Ball at Paradise Inn
Rear Admiral Edward W. Eberle selects Paradise Inn Rainier National Park as the site of a navy ball Tuesday evening. Officers from the Pacific Fleet will attend with a large Seattle Tacoma presence and a grand march led by the U S battleship fleet band.
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Dmiral Edward Weberle
Pacific Fleet
Paradise Inn
Rainier National Park
United States Navy
Green
Robert Greer
Samuel Judge
George
Alexander B
Frank Waterhouse
David Whitcomb
Seattle
J. F. Alexander
John J. Dempsey
Major
Frerett «Griggs
Mississippi
Navy Line
PR. H. Jackson
SN York
Mra. Jackson
W. Hinds
U.S. S
New York
A. M. Proctor
Tex
V. Graham
I. V. Chase
Con
W. T. Cluvertus
Tacoma
Tacars
Chop Bob's
Eberie
U. S
Faeship of the Pacific
Dane
Engagement announced for Miss Jackson to Lieut. Donald James
Mrs John N Jackson announces the engagement of her daughter to Lieut Donald James Corps of Engineers United Army son of Mr and Mrs D Leehey The wedding is planned for early autumn The news came this afternoon as Miss Jackson entertained intimate friends at an informal luncheon at her home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Jackson
Donald James
Corps of Engineers
United Army
Mras D. Leehey
Mias Jackson
Dates to Remember Highlight Social Teas and Dinners
Thursday events include Madge Denny visiting at her mother Mrs Victor W. Denny's home at 9 30. Mrs William Pigott hosts tea for house guest Mrs Byrne. Mrs J Mae Dover hosts lunch for Mrs Walter Oakes at Huneet club. Friday features informal tea for Mrs H Coffin and Judge and Mrs Burke dinner at Tennis club honoring Admiral Edward W. Eberle and Mrs Eberle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Madge Denny
Victor W
Denny
William Pigott
Rge Byrne
J. Mae Dover
Walter Oakes
Mra
F. K. Robinson
H. T. Coffin
Burke
Tennis Club
Edward W. Eberle
Mra. Eberte
Miss Lillian Flumerfelt to Wed Mr. George F Schienker
Miss Lillian Flumerfelt daughter of Mr and Mrs William Flumerfelt will wed Mr George F Schienker son of Mrs H J Hein in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament with Rev Father Kelly at 9 o clock Wednesday morning August 9 A reception will follow at the bride’s home. Bridesmaids include Mrs Lester Pelton and Marion Mathiesen and ushers Stephen Flumerfelt and Ferdinand Eck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Flumerfelt
Wiliam Flumerfelt
George F. Schienker
H. J. Hein
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Father Kelly
Hugh Shaw
Minneapolia
Lester Pelton
Bart Spell
Mise Marion Mathiesen
Portland
Steven Flumerfelt
Ferdinand Eck
Supper Reservations for Ten Nie Club Carnival
The Ten Nie club carnival supper committee asks all Friday and Saturday supper reservations be made at the club. Mrs. Frederick Wilson hosted a tea Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 in compliment to her daughter Creta who will marry Mr. F Frank Smith on August 15. Presid ing at the tea were Miss Cynthia Horn and Miss Celeste Lynch. Informal bridge at Ibridge hosted by Mild and Gertrude Lewis Thursday afternoon for Katherine Miller of Portland and her friends. Mrs. John C Court will host bridge Thursday and Friday afternoons this week.
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T. L. Crowley
Mise
Kathryn Byers
Mies
Anne Crowley
Mies Hora Reid
Leuverhorst Guild
Pawaar
Bldridge
Lavrethuret
Frederick Bausman
Ruth Bamford
Louise Ehrrich
Phylitie Griffith
Lillian Flumerfett
Eva Engetrom
Tacoma
Seattle
Mra. Cheater Thorne
G. C. Wagner
John Arkley
H. F. Alexander
Baker
James M. Ashton
P. J. Franatoli
J. P. Weyerhaeuser
Grant Hicks
C. B. Hurley
J. L. Garman
H. A. Fthodes
John 1
Hall
Anna Schriefer
Cincinnatti
Tennie Club Carnival
Kant
Frederick Wilson
Creta
F. Frank Smith
Cynthia Horn
Celeste Lynch
Miss Mild
Gertrude Lewis
Misa Katherine Miller
Portland
John C. Court
Lawn fete and tea shop events announced by local clubs
The Federated club hosts a lawn fete at Mrs Eliza Ferry tary's home with violin duet by Violet and Eleanor Nichols, Campfire Girls as ushers, and a 1:36 PM pageant with music and interpretative dance. East Highland Drive guild runs the Orthopedic Tea Shop with a morning tea hour and a reception for Rev Clarence Thwing at Mrs A M Jackson's home on Woodlawn Avenue.
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Federated Club
Eliza Ferry Tary
Violet
Eleanor Nichards
Hostennen
Bridge Tea for Miss Marcia Berger in Almart
Mrs. Robert For Jr hosts a bridge tea on Tuesday afternoon at Almart 15 for Miss Marcia Berger, honoring her after her marriage to Mr. Richard Frost on September 14. A separate birthday dinner compliments Mrs Clara Morgue, hosted by Mrs C Kittieson with guests Mrs Anna Jones Mrs Gunderson and Mrs A V Harrison, former North Dakota residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert For, Jr
Marcia Berger
Richard Frost
Clara Morgue
Mise C. Kittieson
Mre
Anna Jones
Mics Gunderson
Mien A. V. Harrison
North Dakota
Social notes of traveling residents and visitors
A compilation of summer travel and hosting notices listing Mr. and Mrs. Miller Freeman, Mrs. P. G. Kinzer and sons, J. G. Pennant and family, Francis W. Rickey, Mina Jeanette Rickey, Joseph Lincoln Carman and Dorothy Alexander, Robert Scott Graham family, George Bowen, Mrs. Derrickson, Mrs. Browns, Mrs. Armstrong, Rev. W. J. Johnson, Milton De Pron, Lieut. Col. Joseph Wragzier, Horace Ficklin, Dr. L. Harlan and others. Mentions trips to California, Olympic Hot Springs, Portland, Alaska, New York Mauretania world trip, births, and a note on New Holland skin scar tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lincoln Carman, Jr
Dorothy Alexander
California
Club notices seed a busy August social calendar
Elder tioom Club Widerbloom at 4016 Anh Ave Thursday Aug 4 at 1 am brings lunch. Sunshine Guild picnic Aug 3 at Alki Point from 11 am. Beattle Club at 12146 University Ave Aug 4 at 2 pm for cards with Mrs Cochran. Pythian Sisters picnic Aug 3 at Woodland Park lunch 1 pm. General Lawton Circle annual picnic Aug 3 at Woodland Park. G A R Card Party Aug 3 2–4 pm at Mrs Rose Tremper. Golden North Aug 4 7 pm 923 First Ave. Fortson Thygesen auxiliary Aug 3 tea 12 pm at Mrs Cooper. Former residents picnic Aug 3 dinner at 6 pm Woodland Park. DAR rummage sale Aug 3–5 Moore Theatre area for new home at 4714 University Blvd. Donations to 1925 Second Ave or will call desk.
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Lawton
The
G. A. Tt
Woodland Park
Ecirele
University of Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Second Ave
Moore Theater
University Boulevard
Dewk
Alethes Coolidge
Business Houses Form Association in City District
Righty business men and women with stores on Fourth and Fifth avenues between Union and Seneca formed an association to promote merchants interests. M. M. Suillenger of Maas Heeter Co. was elected temporary chair, A. B. Jonen the temporary secretary. A constitution and bylaws will be adopted next Tuesday evening.
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Fourth
Fifth Aves
Union
Seneca
Henry Building
M. M. Suillenger
Maas- Heeter Co
A. B. Jonen
Motorists to Kent Must Make Detour
County Engineer Thomas Fr. Beeman directs Seattle bound motorists to detour via Renton junction due to road work between Kent and Orillia. Drivers heading to Kent Auburn and other points should follow the pavement east onto the east county road.
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Kent
Orillia
Seattle
Auburn
Thomas FR. Beeman
Renton Junction
Lawson thrashed tramp after pie insult in Durango
Igora George A. Lawson, in Durango Colorado, gave a pie to a tramp who called it no good. She then thrashed him soundly for the insult. The incident highlights frontier temper and community reaction.
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Durango
Colo
Igora
George A. Lawson
Mra Lawson
Whip Bandits at Post in England
In Liverpool on August 1 magistrates vow 15 strokes with the cat for any man found guilty of robbery as a response to rising post road holdups. The move signals harsher punishment to curb thefts during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Liverpool
Reformers Target Flappers at University of California
A youth led campaign at the University of California aims to curb flapper culture by enforcing strict rules on freshmen co-eds. Led by Miss Hateh and Bo Mises Hatch, the plan promotes sobriety, modest dress, and avoidance of social “adventure parties” while promising a year of supervised activities to shape college life.
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University of California
New Reform Party
Bo Mises Hatch
Miss Hateh
Livy
Horace
Summer Frocks Bring Cool Tones and Sheer Fabrics
The article notes a trend toward cool sea greens and blues with gray shades, avoiding warm reds and oranges. Frocks favor light organdie and sheer fabrics, with silk for summer wear. Dresses shown feature organdie with multiple tucks, while chiffon voile and ballete patterns appear. Tub silks gain vogue for straight chemice frocks.
Turning point forecast for humanity by Smithsonian expert
Washington Aug 2 The chief Smithsonian anthropologist Dr Ales Hrdlicka predicts a turning point for humanity with social and economic unrest driving readjustments. He foresees religious reformation world wide birth control and government reorganization beyond monarchies or republics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales Hrdlicka
Smithsonian Institute
Hrdlicka
Dr. Hrdlicka
Student Beats Up Teacher in Canterbury Incident
In Canterbury England on August 9 years old John Amos attacked his teacher. He slapped her face hair and kicked shins until she fainted then fled but was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
England
John Amos
Woman Strikes After Refused Service in London
In London on August 2 Miss Thurston sought a rage license and demanded service only from a woman. When denied she left in high dudgeon. The report also notes a Danish wedding custom of moving a gold ring from the left to the right third finger after marriage.
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London
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Seattle Society
Geraldine Jackson
Mies von Engstrom
Stuart Hunter Nesseler
John Engstrom
Eugene Hodges Pound
Alpheus Byers
Alglat
Eptember
Edna McCreery
Beverly Vernon Maycock
Trinity Church
Clifford L. Davis
Bernice L. Hamon
la Pine- Rogers Studios
Samuel Mitchell
37Th Ave
Rs. Holland
Uncheon
Edna Prince Harris
Evanston
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Murray B. Hotland
W. A. Irwin
Stanlee Dollar
San Francisco
Miss Wilson
East Highland Drive Guild
Charmee
Josiah Moore
Hustom
C. McCann
C. 0. Baker
E.R. Rhodes
G. A. Guillotte
Mre C. Brown
Katherine Brown
Marion Baker
Margaret George
Mary George
Clarence Thwing
Mra. Thing
Women's Guild of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
A. M. Jackson
Woodlawn Ave
Mise Berger
Mrs. Miller Freeman
P. G. Kinzer
Richard
John
Olympic Hot Springs
Kingzer
Denver
Cole
Mrs
J. G. Pennant
Chicago
G. A. Civeuse
Francis W. Rickey
Mite Dean Irwin
Mina Jeanette Rickey
Robert Scott Graham
Robert Scott, Jr
Swedish Hospital
George Bowen
Carlaburg
R. B. Derrickson
Dana W. Browns
William Hainsworth
Redondo Beach
Charles L. Armatrong
Charles and
Victoria, B.C
William Tr. Hocking
New Holland
Eldertioom Club
Widerbloom Club
Mia
J. A, Alexander
Anh Ave
Thureday
Rainier Valley
Sunshine Guild
Alki Point
Beattle Social Club
Beattle Bocte!club
W. A. Cochran
Cas the Inn
University
Thure
Pythian Sisters
Etd
Rose Tremper
Ladies of the Golden North
Portson Thygesen
Pfortson Thygesent
WC. Cooper
Roy
Minoks Phente
Sterling
Rock Pall
Walter G. Stanley
Rhodes ‘Company
D. A. BR
Marian Hale
Reforma
Universities
Freche
Miss Lois Hatch
Brubsela
Belgium
Washington Information Bureau
Washington
Seattle Star
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Bulletin
India
Ceylon
PEKCE
Bertha E. Shapleigh
N. E. A. Service
Columbia University
Shuart
SMT
Liv
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