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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1919

Page

15

Social notes of Seattle gatherings and visits

A long list of informal luncheons at the Sunset Rainier clubs and a series of weekend house parties mark society life. Guests include Mrs McPherson of Lawrenceville New Jersey and Dr McPherson of Seattle, with multiple hostesses, teas, and dances noted across clubs and hotels.

Sharp Contrast Is Very Chic In Summer Fashions

A fashion note highlights black and white as autumn approaches. It describes a successful black georgette over white Baronet satin ensemble with white grosgrain ribbon, lace collar, white silk rose, pinked petals, and hip line fullness shown in drapery.

Social round of visits and travelers around Seattle

A long list of local residents and guests traveling and staying with friends and relatives from Seattle to Sol Due, Eagle Harbor, Saints Rest, and beyond. Notable names include Priscilla Treat Mina Fay Hazel McMillan and Col Emmett Addis with Mrs. Wellington Clark, plus others visiting Vancouver and San Francisco.

Priscilla Treat Saints’ Beat Mina Helen Fay George Francie Fay Col Mrs Emmett Addis California Mrs. Addis Wellington Clark Carmel-by-the-sea Fort Leavenworth Col. Addis

Local Clubs Schedule Luncheons Picnics and Meetings

Fortson Thygeson Auxiliary meets at the Armory at 2 p m. A suffrage luncheon honors Alice Paul in Seattle with details via Donna E. Baker. Sunshine Guild gathers at Miss Mabel Long’s home at 11. Altruistic Club hosts an all day session at Mrs. Shelprew’s. Women’s Century Club plans Volunteer Park picnic at noon Thursday. Eastern Star Chapter No 114 hosts Woodland Park picnic on Thursday August 21 with 6 pm supper. Gen Sherman Circle G A R holds luncheon and car party at Carpenter Hall on Thursday at noon with a late afternoon musical program. Capitol Hill W C T A meets H C Bostick’s home Thursday at 2 with officer elections and White Shield sewing. Oriental Court No 6 Tribe of Ben Hur picnic at Woodland Park at 6 with swimming boating and prizes. Deputy Supreme Chief St France MacKenzie will attend.

Iowa Order of Eastern Star Woodland Park Gen. Sherman G. A. FR Carpenter Hall Fremont Oriental Court No. 6 Tribe of

Mrs Henrietta Winehill Dies After Stroke at 69

Mrs Henrietta Winehill aged 69 of 3232 Sith avenue S died Tuesday from a stroke. She leaves a daughter Miss Tillie Winehill and a son David Winehill, both residents of Seattle.

Henrietta Winehill Sith Ave. S Miss Tillie Winehill David Winehill Seattle

For a Beautiful Back Rowing Advice for Women

A vintage fitness note extols rowing for women as a path to a strong beautiful back. It cites improved leg tone, a firmer abdomen, and the charm of sun and fresh air from boat or gym rowing. Begin five minutes daily, build to ten, never exceed fifteen minutes.

Estimating Monthly Food Budgets During War Times

The article outlines daily food allowances per person ranges from 30 to 90 cents, with 30 cents as minimum. It details war era divisions of a $10 weekly family food budget into breads, milk, meat, fruits and vegetables, and fats. It also cites Massachusetts guidance for daily purchases for a man doing moderate work and adjustments for family size and activity.

U. S. Food Administration Massachusetts Food Administration

Golden Girl Katherine Miller fuels rival's jealous plot

A narrator recounts suspicions about Katherine Miller and a child named Barbara, tying color traits and wartime clues to a possible hidden mother. Family tensions, love, and a secret past drive a waiting confrontation as the story promises continuation.

Katherine Miller Baby Barbara Katherine Bob Mother Lorimer Mother Miss Miller Benjie Barbara Ming Fu Daddy

Miss Grey on Her Vacation

Cynthia Grey takes a week off for vacation and will answer mail upon return after the break.

Miss Grey Cynthia Grey Ters Miss

Woman Brewer Nabbed by Police

Mrs. Kate Lawson, 37, was nabbed Tuesday night at 517 Senecast as her meat was confiscated and four of beer seized by dry squad officers. Police reported she brewed illicitly in her premises.

Kate Lawson Mrs. Lawson

Sixty Lumbermen Dine With Seattle Club Leader

Sixty lumbermen members of the Seattle Lumbermen's Club attended a Tuesday dinner hosted by John McMaster president of John McMaster Shingle Co at his Kenmore mill.

Seattle Lumbermen's Club John McMaster

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sunset Club H. R. Williams McPherson Lawrenceville N. J Dr. McPherson Lawrenceville School Sheahan Jeanne Fox Rainier Club Virginia Sheahan Tacoma Lois Reynolds Betsy Booth Lucille Greene June Stedman Joseph Murphy Chico Cal Edwin Bovit Dr. and Mrs. Buehler Alexander Baillie H. G. Buehler Lake Ville Conn Buehler Mt. Rainier Charles Bank Stuart McEwan Tompkins Alice McDonald Danworth Dance Crystal Springs George Donworth Harriet Baxter Mary Donworth Russel Gibson Amy Munday T. A. Fransioli Winlock W. Miller Seattle Tennis Club Archibald Clark Anna Thomson Milburn Henry F. Blake C. E. Farnsworth C. H. Bacon D. FE. Skinner L. B. Peeples Henry Kyer Helen Schwager Polly Perkins Florence Agen Margaret Hansard Josephine Fransiell Dorothy Allan White Elephant Shop H. P. Fish Helen Harmon University of Washington H. M. Hug San Diego Dorothy Rowe Margaret Chase Richard Chase BE. F. Chase Sorrento Hotel John Crooks James Conlan Camp Merritt N. Y Hines James Shackelford Hines H. FE. Plank Seattle Golf Club C. A. D. Young W. R. Hooker Cyrmbria Daniels Dwight Meade J. C. Moore William Clyde Brown J. Radford Vera Strange Betty Brainerd Marion Lilly Louise Sun Springfield Ohio Ruth Hampton Frederick & Nelson's Retay Booth Clara Emory Ruth Chatterton Victory Club Leschi Pavilion Royal Saxophone Trio Charlie Paul Leonard Martin Dick Reynolds Lakeville Montgomery Russell Katharine Crawford Pauline Yott Alice Ives Doris Ives Marion Haynes Cynthia Robertson Eagle Harbor Tracy Robertson C. S&s. Wills Helen Wills Newport News el Brown Kentucky Dorsey Brown Texas George D. Black Elizabeth Beddow Washington Hotel City Judge G. A. C. Rochester Mies Mary Louise Rochester France Miss Rochester Ida Corey Mia Charles Black, Jr Helen Huston Lettie Lee Rochester Cornelia Glass Mra Rochester Aor Williama Frank Laird Utica H.G. Buehler Mra. Baillie William R. Ripley Tacoma Country Club Betty Brown C. H. Lilly Janet Lilly Sol Due Alice Fay Paria New York Hazel McMillan James Shannon Keith Eakridge Pierre F. Ferry Salt Lake City George Warren Boole Warren Saints’ Rest Mr. Boole Lake Crescent David H. Mos Mr. Rainier Lawrence Wiley Dorset Yale Mre. Burke Miss Webster Granite Falls George Beale McCulloch G. A. Kobold Los Angeles Harold McCaughey Ellen Messer F. F. Chase George F. Rowe Chicago Eleanor Howe Katharine Howe Western Canada Eleanor Frank Fretwell Vancouver, B. C Charles L. Phillips U.S. A Terry Col. Phillips Fort Worden C. B. Lamont Portland Emma Anderson Agate Point Frederick Hall White Marie Bernard Billee Bernard J. R. Winn Ruth Piles May Davis H. G. Lazelle Barbara Lazelle Katherine Fitzgerald Henry C. Mwibbard Colvin San Francisco Fortson. Thygeson Fortson Thygeson Auxiliary P. m Armory Legislative Federation of King County Misa Alice Paul Donna E. Baker Sunshine Guild Mabel Long Eighteenth Ave N. E Altruistic Altruistic Club A. L. Shelprew Meridian Ave Women's Century Club Volunteer Park Capitol Hill H. C. Bostick Thirty Third Ave White Shield Phonograph Department Columbia Union Street Second Avenue Venus Martha Throop Telephone Elliott Third Ave Corner University Street Pantages Theatre Malkland Joe Poliy Lea Lux Lever Bros. Co Cambridge Mass HT Radio Lever Bros. Ca
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