Social calendar notes from Seattle area gatherings
Compliments to Mrs Phillip Schuyler Doane and Mrs Raymond Dabney Miller as Mrs Winfield Smith hosts a tea at Sunset club. Mrs Miller plans to spend winter with Mrs Peane in Chicago and leave Tuesday for Vancouver. Dinner honors Miss Mary Delafield at University Club with 12 guests. A motor trip to Big Lake includes Grace Heffernan Dorothy Lindsey Lucilie Green Chester Latimer Arthur Latimer Lawrence Arnold. Luncheon at Mrs George G Black's for Mrs Dorothy Brown of Kaufman Texas and Mrs Eli Brown of Louisville Kentucky with 120 guests. Moritz Thomson’s Beach Party marks his fourth birthday with family and friends. Alice McDonald and Constance Seibert oversee Japanese stand at Little White House. Orthopedic bureau stand assigned to Alice Blake and Phyllis Blake. Miss Mel Walker Hazel McMillan Dorothy Ewing Judithe Gibbs Mary Dudley Walker lunch in Tacoma at Tacoma Hotel. Informal tea for Mrs Robison of Aberdeen hosted by J B Lukes. Byron Scott to host junior dance at Tacoma Country Club. Seattle youths invited. Beach supper and dance honor Ethel Phillips of Sacramento and Aimee Brown of Menominee. Earl Means and wife welcome birth of daughter at Seattle General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Schuyler Doane
Chicago
Raymond Dabney Miller
Winfield Smith
Sunset Clubs
Doane
Mrs. Miller
Big Lake
Frank Day
Grace Heffernan
Dorothy Lindsey
Lucilie Green
Chester Latimer
Arthur Latimer
Lawrence Arnold
Birth of Son and Arranged Wedding in Seattle Society Notes
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Arthur Woolville at their home on Wednesday. In Hood River Oregon plans for the marriage of Alice Gilman to Ham Bassett Kimball are set for August 20 at the Sunset club with J Thatcher Hodge and Charles T. Danworth as matrons and Ruth Gaszam as maid of honor. Kimball, a fruit grower, already served overseas. Miss Gilman is a popular Seattle social figure with international study. The Beattie Day Nursery hosts a Thursday benefit on August 7 from 4 to 7 pm on Judge and Mrs Davnamans grounds featuring Cornish School of Music dancers, cake and tea, with proceeds aiding the nursery. numerous volunteers manage game booths, tea tables and candy stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Gilman
Alice
Fordham Bassett Kimball
Hood River
Ore
Sunset Club
J. Thatcher Hodge
Charles T. Danworth
Misa Ruth Gaszam
Misa Elma Collins
Katherine Holbrook
Portland
Stewart BE. Kimball
Albert Peters
Edward Pooley
Roy Kelly
Miss Gilman
Benjamin H. Gilman
Miss Gilly
National Cathedral School
Washington, D C
Berlin
Orient
Altho
Seattle
Mr. Kimball
Beattie Day Nursery
Judge
Mra
Frederick Davnaman
Cornish School of Music
Mra W
Mra W. W. Beck. the Dancers Will Include Miss Mary Robb
Jane Truax
Dorothea Pratt
Julia Haskell
Margaret Orvin
Virginia Grindel
Elizabeth Bard
Mary Bard
Isabel Charbneau
Bethel Holcomb
Misa Elise Holcomb
Patrick McCoy
R. J Huston
Yocum
Keith Logan
Bullitt
Mary Cecelia DeVeuve
Betty Fleager
Margaret Hansard
W. H. Seagraves
A. O. Lee
C. H. Whitelaw
Grace Heffernan
Lucille Green
Lillian Michaelia
Elea Michaelis
Harriet Fulner
Frank Day
Helen Huston
Gertrude Horton
Josephine Yott
F. P. Lilly
J. H. DeVeuve
George Tilden
J. A. Fleager
William H. McEwan
C. D. Stimson
K. Struve
Edgar Ames
D. B. Frederick
Mias
Katherine Agen
Mins Florence
Mins
Virginia Merrill
Mise Jalle Merrill
Margaret Ames
Cornelia Jennings
Elma Collins
Florence Williama
Hazel Archibald
Katherine Kittinger
A. H. Anderson
D. E. Skinner
Clay Allen
B. C. Heck
Keith Logan Bullitt
Jane F. Terry
John Erikson
James Macfarlane
D. Merrill
Nellie Cornish
W. HH. McEwan
John B. Agen
H. F. Ostrander
Parke
Tom Mesday
Henry Kyer
Raymond Autias de Turenne
Frederick Wing
James H. de Veuve
Clarance Blethen
Clinton Dougla
John L. Hall
Son F. Backus
Albert J. Rhodes
David Rodgers
H. C. Ewing
Kenelm Winston
Frank Moulthrop
Thomas Green
A. B. Stewart
M. B. Augustine
J.S. Graham
John L. Yocum
David Gilmore
Henry Broderick
W. C. Dawson
M. A. Matthews
W. G. Hall
Bausman
Jamen H. Calvert
Jamen H. Calvert, Mra. G. A. C. Rochester
Mrs. Burke
Mra. D. FE. Skinner
Anita Thorne
Chester Thorne
Tacoma
Cadwallader Colden Corse
Thornewood
Chester Thorne’s
Thorne
Frederick W. Keator
Archie Edwards
Santa Barbara
California
James W. Lyons
Helen Keen
Ruth Davies
Esther Tucker
Catherine Wilkinson
Frederick Insinger
Lowell T. Murray
Capt. Corse
Frederick W. Corse
New York
Delprat Keen
James W. Lyon
A. G. Pringle
Cordyon Wagner
Henry Pringle
Review of Certeis Life and Mystery of a Spy
A reflective excerpt on Hamilton Certeis a famed secret service figure. The narrator contemplates a potential biography while detailing dangerous intrigue, a secretive past, and hints that Certeis may have died in an undersea trap. The writer wonders if his own actions contributed to Certeis end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Certeis
Secret Service
Certeis
Northwest tennis championship draws Seattle fans to Tacoma
Seattle tennis followers travel to Tacoma for the Northwest championship matches at the Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club from Monday to Saturday. Also scheduled is a noon program by lyric soprano Ruth Parker at the White Elephant Shop, accompanied by Miss Ethel Schwerdtfeger at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Tacoma
Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club
White Elephant Shop
Ruth Parker
Ethel S. Schwerdtfeger
Visitors Fill Easy Street as Friends Drop In
Large crowds of friends visit residents on Easy Street, turning the neighborhood into a lively gathering each day with neighbors sharing chats, snacks, and small gifts. The scene reflects a warm community spirit and ongoing casual visits.
Visitors and returning residents host in late summer
A long list of social guests and travelers arrives or returns to the Seattle area, including Mrs John Winslow ending an overseas liaison and many visitors staying at the Highlands and Hotel Washington Annex. Local hosts entertain in Newport and Tacoma with several plans to visit Chicago, Milwaukee, San Francisco, and Mt Rainier.
Seattle Women's Club notices and meetings
The program committee invites the executive board to a Tuesday morning meeting on August 5 at 10 o'clock at Mrs. Oliver T. Erickson's home 768 Belmont place with a luncheon to follow. Also listings for Alki Review Revisew Club Home Sewing Club A. R. E. M. E. Club Aglee Sisters and Eagle Sisters events with hostesses and locations. Take steamer Dawn from Leschi park at 11 15 a.m. for details call East 4784.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Woman's Club
Oliver T. Erickson
Belmont Place
C. J. Young
Mercer Island
Leschi Park
H. L. van Brocklin
East 4784
Quote on human goodness from a universal perspective
A universal statement asserts that every person possesses some good quality if one makes the effort to seek it, encouraging a hopeful view of humanity.
Disposal of Waste Food by Housekeepers
Practical guidance on home garbage care focusing on waste types and safe, odorless disposal. Emphasizes use of five to ten gallon enamel pails with tight covers, separate paper and cans, avoid liquids, keep pails outdoors, drain leftovers, dilute beverages, weekly hot soda rinses, and a wooden platform to elevate the pail for airflow.
Motor Coat for Travel Stylish Grey Suede Look
A smart grey suede look motor coat suited for a woman's own car or rides with friends. The design suggests versatility with options in natural linen, paired with a royal purple and gold wild scarf and cap for a bold finish.
Hardware Clerk Wins War Crosses
Vincent A. Nolan a Sperger Hurlbut hardware clerk was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and the French Croix de Guerre at Bremerton. He served with the Marines in the medical section and helped rescue wounded Marines under heavy fire. Benjamin W. Weaver, son of Albert O. Weaver of Kirkland, also received the Croix de Guerre. Both enlisted together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent A. Nolan
Sperger & Hurlbut
Ond Ave
Bremerton
Nolan
Devil Doge
Benjamin W. Weaver
Albert O. Weaver
Kirkland
Seattle Corporal Receives Croix de Guerre Citations
Corporal Ronald B. Ferong of the 17th Field Artillery, Second Division, writes to his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Ickes that he will leave the army of occupation soon to return to the United States. He has earned the Croix de Guerre with two citations, one including the palm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald B. Ferong
Lincoln High School
J. Ickes
20Th Ave
N. E
Army of Occupation
Ferong
17Th Field Artillery
Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Excerpt
A young man asks how to gain friends when feeling lonely and sets high standards. The reply urges avoiding criticism of others, cultivating tolerance, and accepting people as they are to win friends. A second query requests guidance on lending money to a friend and recommends formal promissory notes. The third asks how to handle high blood pressure with professional medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
R. M
Question on marriage rumors and propriety wraps
A reader asks if a fianc is truly unfaithful and whether to marry under rumors. The adviser cautions delaying marriage until a court confirms a previous marriage record in the county where it allegedly occurred. A second inquiry about being ready for dates suggests a man should inform a woman if time is tight and she should be prepared when he arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certeis
Certela
Certein
Mies Grey
Miss Grey
Vera
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Miss Delafield
Mary Delafield
Hare Delafield
University Club
Mr. Delafield
George G. Black
Dorothy Brown
Kaufman
Tex
Eli Brown
Louisville
Chars Thomson
Three Tree Point
Moritz
Milburn
Claire Henry
Los Angeles
Roger Smith
Moritz Thomsen
H. H. Walper
Carroll Kavanaugh
Braun
George Thompson
Little White House
Alice McDonald
Constance Seibert
Littleite House
Orthopedic Bureau
Phyll Blake
Mel Walker
Hazel McMillan
Dorothy Ewing
Judithe Gibbs
Mary Dudley Walker
J. B. Lukes
Robinson
Aberdeen
Wash
Byron Scott
Tacoma Country Club
Ellen Messer
Helen Walker
Walter Donohoe
M. F. Brown
Ethel Phillips
Sacramento
Cal
Aimee Brown
Menominee, Mich
Earl Means
Three -Tree Point
Seattle General Hospital
Betty Brainerd
Arthur Woolville
Kate Jackson
Northwest Tennis Championships
Easy St
Diamond
Albert Hansen
Second Ave
Light Classics
Metro
Felix Arndt
Vargas
Delibes
Naila
the Merman
Hoffman
Kussner
Aeolian
Sherman
Third Avenue
Pine Beattia
Spokane
Illinois
John Winslow
Ralph 8. Hawley
A. BE. Jones
Siam
Washington Hotel
Trafford Huteson
The
Highlands
the Highlands
Eugenia MacQuarters
Elizabeth Lea
John Perry
Columbus
Ohio
Hotel Washington Annex
Frederic James Grant
Capt
Frederic Grant
Zanesville, Ohio
Alfred H. Anderson
Fort Williams
Mina Gertrude Eisner
Olive Leonard
Milwaukee
Dean Pallard
Mrs. Ballard
Tenth Ave
BE. L. Grondahl
Maat
Dorset
V. Mra. Grondahl
East
James W. MacAndrew
Washington
Washington, D.D. C
McAndrew
War College
Clifford English
Alert
B. C
G. A. C. Rochester
Maj
Mrs
James Hayden
Fort Casey
Maj. Hayden
Col. Hayden
Fort Worden
Roberta Hainsworth
Port Townsend
Osceola House
H. G. Lagelie
Barbara
Saints Rest
Rowena Washburn
Mixes Clara Emory
Earl DeVeuve
Harrison's Hot Springs
Norman Gibbs
Byron Stover
Crystal Springs
Harry Keyes Brooks
Mine Corinne Babcock
Hoquiam
Scott Babcock
Stewart Agen
Virginia Sheahan
Mt. Rainier
John K. Bush
Quincy P. Emery
Ellott Holmes
H. B. Holmes
Berkeley
Ruth Covell
Hazel Allan
Edwin J. Bartelis
San Francisco
E. 8. Fleming
Inlaw
Ralph Stacey
Ansonia Apartments
Florence Wattles
Buffalo, N
L. G. Horton
Alki Review
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Woodman of the World Hall
C. R. Williams
15Th Ave. N
Home Sewing Club
of the “Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Wing
Aglee
J. L. Smiley
Scott White
White
All Eagle Sisters
Betty Brown
Cynthia Grey
F. G
Scott & Bowre
Scott's
Pathe
du Boise & Powers
Third Ave
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