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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1921

Page

2

Seattle Society Hosts Yacht Club Dances and Teas

A series of subscription dances will be held at the Yacht Club Friday evening with Miss Marie Waterhouse as hostess. Attendees include Mr. Bolcom, Mr. Donahoo, Mr. By man, Mr. Hamlin, and others. Miss Elizabeth Kerr plans a California trip, while Miss Helen Raenawe receives a handkerchief shower. Mrs. Winnek and Mrs. Bowden host a bridge tea at Hunt's Point with purple and white decorations served by Japanese Maids.

Yacht Club Marfield Bolcom Walter Donahoo William By ‘Man Clarke Hamlin Milling = Gray Stephen Haynes Justin Haynes E. Z. Winnek San Diego Cal Guy Bowden Ernest Walter Hunt's Point

Women's University club drama circle hosts garden luncheon and event patrons

Invitations issued for a Saturday luncheon at Bainbridge Island summer home followed by an informal soup supper and dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Manson Backus at Endal. Patronesses for Theodora Home garden scenes include numerous community leaders and club figures coordinating scenes such as Lewis and Clark Led by Bacajawea, Lincoln, and Jamestown among others.

A. H. Albertson Drama Circle Women's University Club Bainbridge Island Leroy Manson Backus Endal

Local Bride Party Plans and Entertainments

Miss Virginia Sheahan will host a card party at her home this evening in honor of Miss Carlen Crangle of Minneapolis visiting Miss Harriet Entertainments for Bride Elect Lipsky. Earlier Elizabeth Simpson hosted a miscellaneous shower and Mildred Watson hosts a dinner tonight. Mary Todd hosts an informal evening for Miss Lipsky and bridal party maids, while Mrs. Francis W. Brooks gave a bridge dinner for Everett friends.

Virginia Sheahan Carlen Crangle Minneapolis Harriet Francis W. Brooks Everett

Queen Anne Study Club Hosts Orthopedic Tea Shop

The Queen Anne Study Club ran the Orthopedic Tea Shop today with Mrs G L Clausen as chairman and a team including Mrs J B Clifton Mrs J Taylor Mrs Vv W Gemmel Mrs Harvey Brown Mrs W M McClusky Mrs M Kirk erian Mrs J MH Linton and Mrs J B Ford assisting.

Queen Anne Study Club Mra G. L. Clausen J. B. Clifton J. Taylor Vv. W. Gemmel Harvey Brown W. M. McClusky M. Kirkerian J. MH. Linton J. B. Ford

Iris Munday Holds Dramatic Recital and Art Contest

Mrs Iris Munday presented a dramatic recital at Fauntleroy Park church interpreting Mallets Masterpiece and readings in Italian dialect with Evangeline Cook and Beth McCausland aiding. She announced a Friday August 5 contest for dramatic art aspirants offering a one term scholarship for private lessons in her Fauntleroy studio.

Iris Munday Fauntleroy Park Mallet Peple Venus de Milo Munday Evangeline Cook Mixes Beth McCausland University of Washington Robert Sandall Fauntleroy

Rust Spots on White Linen Treated with Lemon Salt Powder

To remove rust spots from white linen apply lemon salt powder directly on the stain and dampen lightly. Let it sit briefly before rinsing. The method uses common salts of lemon to lift the discoloration.

Lemon Juice Improves Wilted Vegetables Soak

A simple tip suggests adding lemon juice to cold water used to soak wilted vegetables to help freshen them. The method relies on citric acid to brighten texture and color during rehydration.

Ice Cold Milk Handling Prompt

In absence of ice, place the milk can in a partly filled pall of cold water with the cover partly off. Move to a cool place to maintain chill.

Freezone Corn Remedy Sells Easy Pain Free

Advertisement touts Freezone, a small bottle sold by druggists, claiming instant relief for hard and soft corns and corns between toes. It promises painless removal without soreness.

Social and club gatherings listed for August 4 10 Seattle

Community notices detail several August events: Stevens and No 1 Stevens Relief Corps Friday luncheon at 4619 Second Ave N B W. Chi Omega Alumnae picnic at Mrs. John W. Crooks Woodlawn home with assembly at Tacoma Interurban station 11 am. Native Daughters picnic at Woodland Park Friday 6 pm meet at bandstand. Eastern Star luncheon Friday 6 August 12 30 pm in Masonic temple honoring past president Mrs Lonnie A James Nina M Frye. Nina M Frye Tent 12 all day picnic at Mrs Margaret Nordin Alki Ave meet at Miup station. Washington Pioneer Auxiliary No 1 quarterly exec comm Thursday. Pioneer building Madison Park Aug 17 picnic lunch 12 30, officer election. Seattle Lodge No 7 Degree of Hon Protective Association six progressive whist parties Evergreen Hall Arcade Aug 9 9 pm for Children's Orthopedic hospital with prizes. Russian Relief committee Seattle lecture by James H Fisher no admission, donations 44.60 and 18 50 in flowers and supplies sent to Moscow via American Friends Service committee. Rupscian Relief committee to send 60 for supplies. Elderbloom Club Aug 4 Knights of Pythias hall 3rd Ave and Virginia St officers listed. Allah Social Club Aug 10 2 pm 4837 Orcas Ave hostesses Mrs Snodgrass Lucille Frazier Ada Peterson. Eastern Stars invited for all events.

Vascenes Theodora Eliga Ferry Leary 10Th Ave. N Sciide Guy Michards John ©. McMillan BE. Radford Jeanette Radford Stirratt A. Maury Sid Ty Morgan Canadian Club W. E Bernard Pelly Geo. Duncan John A. Duncan Archie Mclean John Inkster A. F. Buser A. H. Kieler Robi. White John Campbell D. Clifford Harry Robinson B. J. Sperker D. B. Spellman Gabriel Smart Archibald Wilson Am Yocum J. T. Clagne Neill Elwell Barnes J. W. Harwell W. W. Green Lewis and Clark Bacajawea Westward” Scene E. 8. Meany James A. Sexton Susan Fly Cushing Sarah Plummer Smith Jamestown G. A. ©. Rochester Gerald Frink Hugh Caldwell Thos, Green Ed Davis John T. Matthews John L. Snapp Frances B. Willard Libby Beach, Brown Rman City Federation Wcc. T. U Lilly M. Vincent Emma Wood Sadie Ellis Priscilla and John Alden Helen EK. Cushing Adelaide Morrill J. D. Henderson D. J. Burkhart The Ere Association and Congress Austin EB. Griffith T. Bogarden Cora Snelling George Chi Omega John W. Crooks Woodlawn Chi Eastern Star Club Masonic Temple Lonnie A. James Nina M, Frye Picnie Nina M. Frye Margaret Nordin Alki Ave Alki Miup Washington Pioneer Auxiliary Mra Edmond S. Meany Pioneer Madison Park Washington Pioneers Seattle Hon. Protective Association Evergreen Hall Arcade Building Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Russian Relief Committee of James H. Fisher England Friends Philadelphia American Friends Service Committee Moscow Rupscian Relief Committee Allah Social Club Mae Snodgrass Orcas

Ham Hint for Flavorful Bake

Take slices of fresh ham and place in a dish. Cover with milk and let stand for an hour. Then cook. Most of the coal will settle at the bottom, leaving enough at the top to flavor the ham nicely.

Mrs. Max West Offers Child Care Advice Column

United States Children’s Bureau expert Mrs. Max West replies to Northwest mothers on child welfare and feeding questions. She warns against medical advice and favors practical routines, sharing a baby’s night diaper-training example and guidelines on diet, sleep, teething, and pacifier weaning.

Max West United States Children's Bureau Northwest

Summer Visitors and Travelers Reported Across City

Personal notices list Mrs. Will H Parry and daughter Jane moving to Weir apartments 1306 Street alongside guests Mrs James B D McCallum and two Davenport Walsh children. Several families and individuals plan extended visits to beaches lakes and towns including Hayden Lake Port Madison Wing Point Oakland Cal and Port Townsend with trips to California Portland and Seattle.

Will H. Parry Jane Parry Weir James BD. McCallum Davenport, Walsh John Stuart Brace

Bewildered advice on romance and marriage ethics

Cynthia Grey presents readers with letters debating a mixed race marriage and family duty. Various responses urge caution, restraint, and allegiance to children, while others discuss moral duties, societal judgment, and personal integrity. The exchange reflects social norms and disapproval themes of the era.

Creamed Peas Recipe Draft

A simple creamed peas method using unshelled peas milk butter and flour. Cook peas then add milk with butter and flour rubbed together to form a light sauce ready for serving on the dinner plate.

Iced Coffee Preparation Description

A historical note explains iced coffee is made from hot coffee poured over cracked ice. A spoonful of cream is added in the glass, followed by whipped cream on top. Granulated sugar is served.

Cleaning Dress Shields for Proper Care

Instructions advise removing dress shields before dry cleaning, washing them in lukewarm water with a touch of ammonia. Do not dry them hard, but stretch into shape while damp to maintain form.

Egg yolks keep indefinitely when stored properly

A dated kitchen tip states that if any egg yolk remains after baking you can place it in a glass with a tight fitting lid and it will stay usable indefinitely.

Cleaning Tip for Dough on Fabric

If dough stains fabric let it dry and scrape it off. Then sponge the spot to remove remaining residue.

Read ers Beware of Unwelcome Visits at The Star Office

A reader notice advises visitors to The Star office on Toradays from 9 to 4 and by appointment only, warning against unannounced calls. The letter warns a mix of personal to public concerns about race, lineage, and marriage, urging caution and reflection for young women while noting the writer is a self made nurse.

Ghey Star Office Toradays Misa Urey Esau

Also Mentioned on This Page

Seattle Society Miss Crangle Marie Waterhouse Carlene Crangle Tacoma Olympia Helen Raenawe Beth Warboys A. Hurd New York City Alexander F. McEwan Country Club Miss Kerr Dorothy Conger Frederick & Ne@on Elizabeth Kerr Califor Millscol Mrs. Albertson Mrs. Iris Munday Stevens Relief Corps Second Ave N. Bw Wallingford Native Daughters of Washington Princess Angeline Woodland Park Bunset Russian Relief Committee Elderbloom Club Knights of Pything E HH. Mason Ellensburg Harry Jeffs Weat Smith Frank L. Hall Indianola Beach Henry Elliott Michmond Beach Leah Hall Wisteria Oakland Elisabeth van Pimden Marian Carol Sampson H. M. Stryker Bellingham Evan McCord Beth Collings Neale McCord Hayden Lake Mabel Foster Portland A. B. Calhoun Sara FB. Hickman Marjorie Stevens California Marshall Allen Ia Henry Rowley Billings, Mont Richard Lamberton H. W. Rowley Port Madison Frank Waterhouse Mise Moriel Waterhouse Mies Helen Walker Mise Lucifer Misa Lillian Carsteng Wing Point Frederick Pischer James D. Hoge Maud Parker Big Four Inn Lenore Calkina Chicago Helen Scanion Minneapolia de Witter. Nellis Harmon Ryus Celeste Carlotta Nellis Port Townsend Albert Charles Phil Frederick L. Marford Helen Freeborn 14Th Ave. N Anne Turner East Sound Albert M. Barnes Cambridge, Maas Beattle Donald Barnes Frank Frederick Lake Chelan W. A. Shannon Shannon-on-Chelan A, Cummings and Thornton Millinery Fourth Avenue Cummings & Thornton Cherry Madison Cynthia Grey Tseir Mrs. Evan Rialto Bidg ACTIC University Way Ken San Juan Islands Colman Dock Puget Souml Navigation CO Seates Kellogg's Post Toasties Campbell's Soups Royal Baking Powder Grocery Department First Ave Liberty Theatre William Fox Frank McDermott Bon Marche
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