Seattle Society Weddings Highlight Society Pages
Last evening Miss Darthesa Sharples wed Mr. William Curtis Hill Lewis at Trinity Parish Church in Seattle with a formal reception at the Sharples home. The second ceremony joined Miss Helen Worboys to Mr. John Henry O'Neil at First Baptist Church, featured woodland decor, orchestral music, and a large bridal party followed by a California honeymoon for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sharples
Mr. Lewis
Trinity Church
First Baptist Church
Darthesa Sharples
Caspar Wistar Sharples
William Curtis Hill Lewis
William H. Lewis
Herbert H. Gowen
Trinity Parish Church
Margery Lewis
Mary Radel
Port
Conn
Miss Lewin
Miss Radel
Maxwell
Frederick
Livingston Best Jr
Stanton Frederick
Edward Shannon
Sharples
Helen Worboys
Charles H. Vn
John Henry O'Neil
Ambrose M. Bailey
Walter Whittlesey
Mendelssohn
Frederick Weiderrecht
Eva Lundstedt
Charlies EE
O'Neil
John Davidson
Karl Campbell
Omak
Dean Wilmot
Harvey Wilson
Everett
Irene Harmon
Margaret Hamill
Anne Courley
Miss Harmon
Miss Hamill
Miss Crouley
Helen O'Neil
Katherine Oliver
Hoquiam
Bas
Cecil Runner
Charles Scofield
Oscar Larson
Irene Fox
Mildred Tweed
Ethel Hamilton
Evelyn Lindley
Mra
K. J. Cobb
Mra. W. Z. Eddy
Mra. O'Neil
California
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Washington Ambulance Corps
Italy
France
Thelma Harold
Howard Duerson Chastain
Marion McMillan
Alice McMillan
Visitors from Italy and U S A Attend Fort Lawton Reception
Honoring General fo former chief of staff of the Royal Italian army Col Siciliani and Capt Huntington the touring party is greeted at Fort Lawton by Col Ovcar J Charles and Mrs Charles. A tea hosted by Mrs W B Waldo features Mrs B A Garber Miss Ruth Garber Alice Elliott and others with floral decor and a tea table setting. Little Billie Waldo welcomes guests at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyalitalian Army
Col
Siciliani
Huntington
United States
Ovcar J
Charles
Fort Lawton
W. BE. Waldo
B. A. Garber
Ruth Garber
Oklahoma
Alice Elliott
Wilkes Company
Elliott
Edgar Anderson
Florence Garber
Jean MecMorran
RB. A. Garber
Samuel le Roy Crawford
Esther Johnson
Rhea Billings
Billie Waldo
Mrs. Edmonds
Henry W. Edmonds
Duncan Hines
Chicago
West
R. H. Wilson
Luncheon Welcomes Mrs Gannaway in Relief Work Return Plans
Welcoming Mrs C R Gannaway, who with Dr Gannaway has spent two years in Turkey and Syria in relief work, lunch hosts include Mrs Frederick W Graham. Guests include members of the West Seattle Art Club. The couple plans to return in September for two more years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Gannaway
Fort Lawton social rounds honor visiting general and brides
Social notes from Fort Lawton record tea for Gen William M Wright A S A inspecting Ninth Corps area. Hostesses and guests include Mrs Harvard C Moore Mrs James J Sullivan and others. Also noted are dinners dances bridge and lingerie shower celebrations for upcoming weddings and departures to California Kobe and Boise events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Charles
Fort Lawton
Wiliam M. Wright
Ninth Corps
Harvard C. Moore
Shimmy Gets O. K. of Paris Masters
Paris hosts three hundred dancing masters at a convention who grant an official okay to the shimmy provided it is danced artistically. The approval marks a formal stance by leaders in the dance world.
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Paris
Local Residents Planning Summer Meets and Visits
Personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Fellows leaving for New York for six weeks. Several guests and travelers are announced including Mrs. Tl. D. Mows from Long Beach, California, and Miss Corinne Stubba and Miss Cora Steson visiting in Seattle. Multiple departures for California, Hoquiam, Bellingham, Yonkers, and Fort Lawton are noted along with gatherings at homes in Seattle and Alki Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Stubba
Trenton
N. J
Cora Steson
Bowton
Miriam Craig
David Sheets Craig
East Lynn
California
Private Banks Return in Soviet Russia Policy Shift
Krasnaia Gazetta reports private banks allowed to operate again in soviet Russia. Private citizens may hold money and bonds, and funds seized by the government will be restored. August 11 report notes bolshevist stance and financial policy relaxations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REVAL
Soviet
Russia
Krasnaia Gazetta
Bolshevist
Red
Community Club Notices and Social Gatherings
Local clubs announce Friday meetings with elections and reports. Ballard W C T U and Washington Blvd W C T U hold officer elections at 2 p m August 12. Kansas Women’s Club hosts a gathering at Mrs M S Wing’s home. Steamer Bainbridge departs Galbraith dock at 10 a m with shore stop. Fruit and Flower Mission plans a trustee meeting at Mrs I J Locke’s summer home with ferry from Madison Park. White Shrine Picnic set for Woodland Park at 3 p m with families invited. G A R Ladies announce annual picnic at G A R home grounds in Puyallup with basket lunches. Mrs W Scott White hosts dinner for Gen Grant Circle leaders. Overseas Club Card Party slated at 404 16th Ave N August 11 at 730 p m. Jackies will visit Minnewathka Dancing Club as guests of Seattle Chamber of Commerce for a Puget Sound event at Christensen’s Broadway hall.
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Kansas Women's Club
M. 8. Wing
Eayte Harbor
Bainbridge
Galbraith Dock
Madison St
South Side Landing
Fruit and Flower Mission
Seattle Fruit and Flower Mission
I. J. Locke
Atlanta
Madison Park
Jackies
Seattle
Christensen
Broadway Hall
Puget Sound Waters
How to Do Sheer Goods
A reader asks for information on laundering organdies and other sheer fabrics while retaining stiffness. The Star notes the full guidance is too long for print and offers to send it by mail from its Washington bureau after a two cent stamp is enclosed.
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the Star
Washington
Nean
Star
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Trials of a Housewife testimonial for Lydia E. Pinkham
The article presents testimonials from Mrs. Cassen of Providence and other women across Ohio and Illinois praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from bearing down pains backache nervousness and fatigue. It extols decades of use and urges readers to consult neighbors about the medicine and obtain the private text-book from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence, R
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Herpert L. Cassen
Mens Court
Providence
R. L
Ohio
Fayette
Paina
Nee
Dagster A. Ball
Illinois
Bloomington
Ill
J.A. McQuitty
Walnut St
Cassen
United States
Lydia ”. Pinkham
Pacific Coast Galleries Form Regional Association
The Pacific coast forms an association of galleries for exhibition of paintings under the direction of Mr. Laverick. Members include Portland Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle. The move aims to offer the public larger finer collections and preserve the exposition craft through permanent housing funded at 250000 dollars.
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Pacific Coast
Association of Galleries For
Laverick
Portlan
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Maybeck
Brangwyn
Frieseke, McComan
Ete
H C Henry Shows Fine McComas Picture in Gallery
H C Henry curates a notable McComas painting in his private gallery open to the public. Torrey praised for connoisseurship and aim to elevate Seattle art with color reproductions and strong local sales. The article notes McComas' prior New York exposure and the broader 1000 participants at the grove play John of Nepomuk with a diverse arts crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Henry
McComas
Emalier
Vickery Atking
Torey
Torrey
Seattle
San Francisco
Macbeth
New York
Cahill Portraits and Bohemian Club Scene Highlight Seattle
Arthur Cahill, known as the Camp Lewis painter, attended the Bohemian Club Grove Jinx alongside Gen Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs John Eddy. Blethen’s portrait, shown at the Corcoran in Washington, D C, is en route from San Francisco with finishing touches and soon to reach Seattle audiences.
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Bohemian Club Grove
Arthur Cahill
Seattle
Camp Lewis
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Eddy
Blethen
Corcoran
Washington
D. C
San Francisco
Cahill
University of California Completes Main Library Unit
The University of California finishes its greatest building project, the main library, led by J. G. Howard. The University of Washington plans to complete its main building in about four years. With 10,000 students to care for, California faces similar challenges to ours as contracts for the new Students' union are awarded. The two campuses differ in physical character and landscape. Our grounds favor vigorous Tudor Gothic architecture, while California echoes Latin influences with oaks and eucalyptus and classic lines. Our institutions are distinct and should remain so.
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California U
University of California
J. G. Howard
University of Washington
California
Portland eyes site for 1925 exhibition decision
A Portland committee of architecta led by chairman Mr Whitehouse prepares to select a site for the 1925 exhibition. The article notes beauty drives attraction and financial return, with the artist and architect guiding the project.
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Portland
Architecta
Whitehouse
Self Advertising and Nerve in Self Promotion
Cynthia Grey probes whether success hinges on natural ability and self promotion. A reader identifies with avoiding self praise but notes many rise faster by public notice. Advice urges embracing self advertising, joining the band wagon, and not hiding worth under a bushel to gain progress.
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Cynthia Grey
Time and Sanitation Talk Probed as Waste Question
A terse discussion questions whether time is wasted or if sensible sanitary practices justify effort. The text contrasts waste of time with a rational approach to daily routines.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle Society
Miss Worboys
Mr. O’neil
Mrs
Mrs. Charles
James J. Sullivan
Rald Shannon
Walter McEwan Tomkins
James BD. Hoge
RD. Merrill
Joshua Green
Alexander F. McEwan
J. D. Lowman
C. T. la France
Hazel Bowers
B. Richardson
Bessie Richardson
William Humason
Dorothy Zweck
Kobe
David Vaughn
Boldt's
Edwin C. Fellows
Joseph Tyler
Mra. H. N. Anderson
Priscilla Anderson
Mra. O. M. Melogs
I. K. Purcell
Baby Boy
Ridalia
Lawrence R. Ellis
Carl Ballard
Bellingham
William E. Talbott
Vera Talbott
Capt. Millmer
Mra. Millner
J. C. C. Eden
Harold Barnard
Sacramento
Leroy W. Stetson
Capitol Hil
Lynn St
Harold T. Conway
Fortress Monroe
Ensign E. F. Conway
U. S
Texas
Louis L. Meade
Limboula
Vashon Ieland
Ensign Dallas Emory
Annapolia
Charlies K. Poe
Miss Roth Harmon
Mr. H. C. Peters
Yarrow
Mr. Marshall
Boston
E. W. McGinnis
Alki Point
Harrison Harvey
Centralia
Sidonia Pyle
Walla Walla
Claire Peaberthy
J. C. Baird
Wildwood
Ballard W. C. T. U. Ballard
CT. U
Belle Longstreet
34Th Ave
N. W
Washington Boulevard
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Woodland Park
Green Lake
G. A. RK
Patriotic Orders
W. Scott White
Mra. Holden I. Day
Gen
Overseas Club
The
16Th Ave N
Dorothy Fay Gould
H. C. Henry
John of Nepomuk
Nature
Veamvins
Redwoods
Club Grove
Cynthia Greys
Seattle Electric Supply CO
U.S.A
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