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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1921

Page

4

Entertainments and Weddings Highlight Seattle Social Scene

George N. McLoughlin invites guests to a University club tea on August 16 with 24 players. W. E. Waldo hosts a Thursday tea for Milton C. Garber and Ruth Garber with Alice Elliott as guests. A. Garber and S. Le Crawford preside hour one, Esther Johnson and Billings hour two. A July 27 temple ceremony for Miss Zertine Joelson and Maurice son of Mrs. Anna New of Everett is described with bridal attire and a reception at the couple’s home. Mrs. Jordan to host a large bridge party honoring Mrs. Willam C Moor of Columbus. Luncheon for Mrs. G. O. Langenberg hosted by Mrs. Clifford Morrison at the Women’s University Club before a motor trip to St Louis.

W. E. Waldo Milton C. Garber Ruth Garber Aliee Elliott A. Garber Samuel le Crawford Esther Johnson Miss Billings Alice Elliott Edgar Anderson Flor Garber Jean McMor Billie Waldo Zertine I. Joelsohin Maurice Anna New Everett Temple de Hirach Samuel Koch Melvin Levy Solis Mar- Dellar Gertrude del Helen Sommers Joelsohn Jeanette Oh Bride Esther Mey Naomi Fleishman Naomi Mrs. Jacobson California Langenberg Clifford G. Morrison Women's University Club G. O. Langenberg St Louis

Mrs Winders Hosts Elegant Bridge Afternoon

Mrs Charles H Winders entertained a handsome bridge party in her spacious home with orange and yellow salpigionsia and a pastel sweet pea tea table. Mrs Lane Summers and Mrs John F Main presided while guests included Mrs Frederick Dent Hammons Mrs Charles R Brown and Mrs John Knox Witherspoon as entertainment guests.

Charles H. Winders Lane Summers John F. Main Frederick Dent Hammons Charles R. Brown John

Bridge Party for Yakima Guest

Mrs. John Craddock entertained with an afternoon of bridge at her home today complimenting Mr. George Adrian Webster of Yakima who is her house guest. Additional guests called at the tee hour. The junior entertainment committee of the Women's University club is sponsoring a picnic for the junior members at Mrs. William H. Sutton’s home East Seattle on August 11. Added to the hostess committee for the supper at Inglewood Country Club Saturday are Mrs. Jerry Kegert Mrs. H E Marshall Mrs. W H Homer Mrs. P H Watt Mrs H B Perine Mrs A MH Henderson and Mrs R B Galloway.

Mrs. Henderson Dorothy Ewing Kathryn Armstrong Oakland Cal Philip Austin Albert Charles Studd Paul Wilne Cae Cesare John Craddock Court George Adrian Webster Yakima Women's University Club William H. Sutton Seattle Inglewood Country Club Jerry Kegert H. E. Marshall W. H. Homer P. H. Watt H. B. Perine A. MH. Henderson R. B. Galloway Kia How Yah Martha Reekie Flahaut Nalpier Kia How Yah Alumniae Association University of Washington Gid Newton Express Rainier Beach

Local residents plan travel and visits this week

Mrs. Herbert FE Coe and her son visit Beach View farm Oak Harbor as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Griffiths until Tuesday. Edwin Maxwel and Lester Hannen of Omaha plan few days in Portland. Le A Parshall party heads to Mount Rainier for the weekend. Mrs. Sumrall and son aim for Portland then San Francisco and Los Angeles for several months.

Herbert FE. Coe Little Son Beach View Farm Oak Harbor Stanley Griffiths Edwin Maxwel Lester Hannen Omaha Neb William McMillan Portland Hansen le A. Parshall Kathleen Parshall Roma Reid William Bell, Jr James Wood Mount Rainier Mra J. W. Sumrall Benjamin San Francisco Los Angeles

Minnewatha Club dances and harbor events outlined

The Minnewatha club hosts a regular Saturday dance at Christensen's Broadway hall on August 6 and plans to welcome 100 sailors from U S 8 Idaho on August 18 for shore leave. Other events include alumnae picnics, a Y W C A program with local performances, and varied social gatherings at clubs and homes around Seattle.

Minnewatha Club Broadway Hall U. S Idaho

Campfire Girls Enjoy Three Day Ranch Trip And Seattle Activities

The Wotogee Campfire girls spent a three day trip to a ranch with Mona and Joyce Maddrell, rode to Meadowdale, swam and rowed at the beach, and held a large bonfire and masquerade. Other events include a Kirawa Campfire ceremonial, Fifth period camp departures from Seattle, a Pageant of Industry at Camp Sealth, a San Juan Islands yacht cruise, and a lively Campfire program led by Mrs. Castner with kids in ceremonial gowns and costume events.

Wotogee Mona Joyce Maddrell Meadowdale Camp Sealth Seattle Ingraham Volanti San Juan Islands Port Townsend B. P. Castner Miss Brown Astin Simmons Doty Red Cross Kathryn Jagerson

Advice on Child Care From Mrs West and Questions Answered

Mrs. Max West, a US child welfare expert and mother of five, offers guidance to Northweet mothers. Topics includeweaning during pregnancy, breaking night feeding for a 10 month old, improving breast milk quality, bottle refusal, and feeding for a three month old. Readers advised to send their addresses for more answers.

Max West Max Weet United States

Linen monograms sewn to new linens for reuse

When linens wear out the initials or monograms can be cut from them and appliqued on new ones. When cutting them out leave enough of a margin on each side to turn under neatly and finnly.

Bewildered letters on marriage duty and love

A star column quotes about 200 readers offering advice to Bewildered. Responses stress duties to children, caution about race and past marriages, and urge careful choice before marrying the man she loves. Several signees share personal stories of heartache and happiness.

Cynthia Grey

Ferent sugar infused orange rind enhances tea

Reading fragment suggests rubbing cube sugar over cut orange to absorb flavors. Later, when serving tea, use the scented sugar to impart a delightful orange note to the tea.

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