Society Notes Highlight Weekend Gatherings in Seattle
Aberdeen hostess Lele Reynolds entertains friends at a weekend gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. B mh. Guests include Miss Dudley Walker Miss Hazel and others. Etta Keith Nekridge of Los Bakridge visits Seattle. Catherine Easterly hosts informal afternoon for Miss Wattles of Buffalo. Tea duties at Seattle Tea Thursday by Winlock Miller and helpers. Elizabeth Hurlbut hosts luncheon at Lake Washington. Caroline Lane celebrated birthday with Rainier club guests. Mrs. E. J. Me and Miss Margaret Me visit from Columbus Missouri for several days. Mr. and Mrs. D. Upton Pepp welcomed a son born at Minor hospital. Club Dance at Leschi in the evening by the Victory. Harold Weekes hosts a piano event at the Jumble Shop. Lyric soprano Sachs and Inez Morrison perform at the White Shop. The notices read as a bustling social page of Seattle society life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lele Reynolds
Aberdeen
I. B
Dudley Walker
Hazel
Winifred Swalwell Gordella Jennings
Helen
Frank Brownell
Perkins
Campbell Kel
Gilbert Skinner
Harwick
June Stedman
Dan Stedman
E. J. Me
Margaret Me
Columbus
Seattle
W. B. Hen
College of Engineering
Mis University
University of Washing
Dance and tennis weekend events in Tacoma and Seattle
A series of social gatherings unfolds with a Crystal Springs dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Danworth on August 9 at their country home. In Tacoma a Charm ing dance at the Tacoma Country Club honors Northwest tennis visitors from Seattle including Miss Hazel McMillan and Miss Eleanor Smith. Mrs. Kathleen Barrett hosts a dinner for tennis followers during the Northwest tournament, and the Smith Club hosts a Saturday luncheon at the Woman's University Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Robert Danworth
Tacoma
Byron Scott
Seattle
Hazel McMillan
Millington Gray
Eleanor Smith
New York
Hortense Green
Ellen Messer
Walter Donahoe
Stewart Pranier
Thomas Green
Kathleen Ballile Barrett
Northwest
Smith Club
Woman's University Club
Miss Campbell to Host Tea for Visiting Girls
Miss Dorothy Campbell will be hostess at a Friday afternoon tea at her home. Several summer visitors from eastern schools will be honored guests, with Miss Janet Powell and Miss Kathleen Donahoe assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Campbell
Janet Powell
Kathleen Donahoe
Community Notices From Seattle Clubs and Excursions
Various local groups schedule events in Seattle area: Green Lake Assembly dancing 9 to 11 at Fraternal hall. Seattle Social Club picnic at Madrona Park with 10 a m meeting point. Elderbloom Club regular meeting August 7 11 a m to 4 p m. St Johns Parish excursion aboard Kitsap 2 on Aug 7 from Colman dock to West Seattle and back, stops at beaches and Navy yard. round trip tickets at designated West Seattle depots. community singing led by named soloists. Daughters of St George Alexander Lodge 172 meet August 7 at 1 30 p m. Sisters Pythian past chief association meet at Mrs C A Christopher’s residence August 7 at 10 a m.
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Eastern Star Social Club
Seattle
Order of the Eastern Star
Madrona Park
Madrona
Elderbloom Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
St. John’s Parish
St. John's Parish
West Seattle
Puget Sound Navigation Company
Kitsap
Sound
Colman Dock
South Alka
Vashon Island
Blake Island
Bremerton Navy Yard
U. S.S
Anderson Park
Charleston Beach
Charleston
Colmandock
Guilds
Marion St
Ferry Landing
Wait
California Ave
Admiral Way
Herret’s Pioneer
J. WD. Spence
W. J. Lees
Irene Chesney
Margaret Lawe
Hartrees
H. C. Grant
Daughters of St. George
Daughters of St. George Alexander Lodge No. 172
Scottish Rite
First Ave
Social weekend guests and travelers visit Seattle area
Local society notes list guests and travelers visiting Seattle and area. Mr. and Mrs. Webster host Miss May Peterson and others, with numerous relatives and friends from Tacoma Spokane Brentwood Ottawa and Chicago taking trips to Mt Rainier Vancouver Island and Bainbridge Island. Visitors include Capt. and Mrs. Cheesman, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Miss Glass and Miss Thomas, and Mrs. Harrison en route to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Burton Harrison
Seattle
Manila
Vanecouver
Elizabeth Daulton
Vancouver
State Jewelers End Session Here
The Washington Retail Jewelers Association closed its seventh annual convention at the Hotel Washington. Tacoma was chosen as the site for next year's convention. George Dodson of Spokane was elected president for 1920 and Frank J. Beattie was named first vice president. Over 150 jewelers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Washington Retail Jewel- IP Assocration
Washington
George Dodson
Spokane
Frank J . Beattie
Iice
Chrys Secret Marriage to Hamilton Certels Revealed
In a dramatic revelation Chrys admits a secret wedding to Dr. Hamilton Certels aided by documents that could claim inheritance abroad. The Lorimers weigh loyalties as Chrys gains new status while dangers from rival interests loom, and the narrator seeks to regain trust in her husband.
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Spain
Chrys
Dr. Certels
Chrys Mayen
Secret Service
Apy
Certeis
Daddy
Jane
Lorimers
James LD. Lorimer
Certela
James Db Lorimer
Picture brides spur county license tax ire
Deputy County Auditor M. D. Kennedy voices frustration over Japanese picture brides. He notes 1918 licenses netted the county $23,017 from 6,115 marriages while 1,600 Japanese brides brought wives from Nippon and paid nothing to King County. He argues for taxing the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Kennedy
Gord
King County
Darby
Durine
Nippon
Beara, Roebuck & Co
Black Lace Dinner Dress Sets Formal Summer Style
The costume features black lace over black pleated net with a slender gir die effect in black silk pleat edged ribbon. A matching hat of black lace with airy ostrich fringe completes the elegant summer dinner party look.
New Treats In Vegetables From The Garden
A guide to seasonal vegetable dishes includes spinach in a creamy bake with egg yolks and whites folded in, peas puréed with eggs and butter and fried on a griddle, cabbage baked with eggs and cheese, and ham planked with onions and mixed vegetables in white sauce.
Thieves steal cash jewelry and stamps from home
Thieves took cash jewelry and war savings stamps from the home of 8. Cohen at 2417 Yesterday Tuesday afternoon while the family was away. A rear window left open showed the entry. The haul included $150 in currency, $25 in Turkish gold, and $125 in thrift stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Dear Miss Grey Advice Letter on Infidelity and Marriage
A 25 year old wife seeks help as love for another man clashes with loyalty to her husband and child. The columnist condemns the affair, urges sacrifice of personal happiness, and directs the woman to stay with her husband for the child and future. The letter ends with the lover’s broken promise to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Altho
Vote Down Plan to Annex Rent 4 The Coal City
The Ren Chamber of Commerce proposal to annex a coal mining city to cattle was rejected by the district committee of the city council on Tuesday. A recommendation will be made to the council at the next meeting to pursue the same action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Chamber of Commerce
Coucil
Absolute Cure for Rheumatism Not Found in Liniments
An advertisement asserts liniments and external applications cannot cure rheumatism, claiming the disease is a blood disorder. It promotes S S S as a permanent remedy, with a free medical book and personalized advice from the Swift Specific Co. It urges readers to write to the Medical Department in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specfic Co
Swift Laboratory
4Lanta, Ga
Eye Health Claims Boost From Sun and Bon-Opto Pills
Dr. Lewis argues sun heat and eye exposure cause strain and offers Bon-Opto tablets as a remedy. The ad-style piece touts dramatic eye improvements, claims renewed reading without glasses, and urges readers to buy through druggists with guaranteed strength claims.
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New York, N. Y
Lewis
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Eskridge
Charles KE
Burnside
Etta Keith Nekridge
Los
Sunset Club
Bakridge
Pierre FP. Ferry
Catherine Easterly
Miss Wattles
Buffalo
N. Y
Winlock Miller
Pierre P. Ferry
Claude Ramsay
Alice Blake
Phytts
Virginia Jefferson
Eyman
Jane Per
Adhsa Louise Powell
Bureau
Elizabeth Hurlbut
Lake Washington
Reginner
Junier Club
Caroline Lane
Rainier Club
M. B. Augustine Enat
John Peckett
San Francisco
Beckett
Augustiece
D. Upton Pepp
Mich
Minor Hospital
Leschi
Harold Weekes
Wylie
By Betly Brainerd
Miss Campbell
Green Lake Assembly
United Artisans
Pythian
C. A. Christopher
Tenth Ave
N. E
Roosevelt Park
KB. L. Webster
Wallace Collina
Brentwood
Stanley G. Taylor
Davenport
Iowa
John K. Bush
Mr. Taylor
Mrs. Bush
Sally Lundgren
Saints’ Rest
Keith Logan Bullitt
Frederic Struve
Mt. Rainier
John W. Eddy
Vancouver Island
Mra
James T. Keena
John Harvey Hewitt
BE. Newton At
Mra. Frank Goodwin
China
Harold W. Grambe
W. J. Grambe
Adrian Court
Mr. Grambe
Frank M. Chessman
California
Cheeseman
Capt. Chessman
Letterman Ceneral Hospital
Price
James Price
8. A. Martin
George Otto
Charlotte Otto
Chicago
T. M. Low
New York City
M. J. Carter
Evi DeWitt
Mr. Rainier
Mr. Low
George Stirrat
Mr. Neville
Omaha
Alaska
Misa Charlotte Otto
Claude C. Ramaay
Charles K. Poe
Lewis R. Dawston
Wing Point
Bainbridge Island
Arthur Wilson Denny
Robert Denny
Lake Crescent
John H. Kingsbury
Rose Glass
Lettie K. Thomas
Red Cross
Robert H. Delafield
Max Smith
Mary Delafield
Victoria
Herbert M. Coles
J Nugent
Cornelia Glass
Portland
Margaret Wright
Boston
John Rumsey
Harry Putnam
A. M. Brooks
J. Thomas Dovey
France
Camp Lewin
Capt
Mia
Gibson
Mrs. Mason
State Jewelers
Florence
Second and Union
Third Avenue
Webster
the Market Blouse Shop
Pike Street
Hamilton Certeis
Chrystobel
Leasperrins
Colleen Moore
James Whitcomb Riley
Sidney A
Ownimg A
Columbia
Phonograph Dept
Union St
Betty Brown
Curry Optical Co
Cynthia Grey
Dr. Lewis
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