Garden Tea at High Cliff Hosts Noted Society Ladies
Mrs. Charles L. Hibbard hosted a refined garden tea at High Cliff on Magnolia Bluff enjoying Puget Sound views, fresh blooms, and a basket centerpiece. Guests included Evelyn Colvin, Janet Henry, Langdon C. Henry, D. Colvin, Frederick Hall White, William Hickman Moore, Sophia Bauer, Margaret Stewart, and others with ten young friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Charles L. Hibbard
High Clyff
Magnolia Bluff
Evelyn Colvin
Janet Henry
Langdon C. Henry
D. Colvin
Frederick Hall White
William Hickman Moore
Sophia Bauer
Margaret Stewart
Robert Snowden
W. W. Folger
Informal Dinner for Mr and Mrs Perry Hosted by Lily Family
Mr and Mrs Charl ies H Lily entertain with an informal dinner at their home Thursday evening honoring Mr and Mrs John H Perry of New York City. A few additional guests will arrive later for dancing. Farewell Tea for Mrs John G Welch held at Mrs Edward Haig s home Friday afternoon August 26 from 4 to 6 honoring Welch leaving September 1 for Spokane to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Charlies H. Lily
John H. Perry
New York City
Bdward Haig
John G. Welch
Spokane
Farnsworth Currier
Corwin Eberting
Nathaniel Ripley
Raymond
Agnes O'Neil
Lucile Bordeaux
Mrs Stimson to entertain with luncheon for daughters
Mrs Charles Willard Stimson will host a small buffet at her Highlands residence next Wednesday afternoon. The event honors Miss Jane Stimson and Miss Janet Henry as they prepare to enter California schools this winter. Fourteen close friends have been invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Stimson
Janet Henry
California
Charles Willard Stimson
the Highlands
Social teas and gatherings fill busy social calendar
Visitors praise Mrs C P King as guest of New York. Mrs Wilmot H Lilly hosts a refined afternoon tea honoring Mrs John H Perry of New York with bachelor buttons and marigolds on the tea table. Invitations issued for a Yacht Club dance on August 25 and a luncheon at the Tennis Club for Mary Elizabeth Greer prior to her California trip. A surprise marriage unites Mrs Alice C Dowle of Seattle and Mr David J Williams of Tacoma with both cities sending well wishes. Williams serves as US collector of internal revenue for Washington and Alaska. The couple will reside at Chelsea apartments before spring relocation to a Tacoma highway farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly
Wilmot H. Lilly
Inlaw
John H. Perry
New York
Aubrey Wilton
Henry Franklin Brown
William Parkhurst Brawley
Charles H. Lilly
Jane Lamping
June Denney
Robert P. Greer
Mary Elizabeth Greer
Miss Ransome
California
Alice C. Dowle
Seattle
David J. Williams
Tacoma
Home of Friends
Vancouver
Wash
Portland
Williams
United States Collector of Internal Revenue
State of Washington
Territory of
Alaska
Chelsea
Tacoma Highway
Matinee Luncheon Hostesses Named at Women’s University Club
Hostesses for the regular matinee luncheon at the Women’s University Club next Wednesday will be Mrs Ira N Gates and Mrs John Wilson. Informal compliments to Miss Erma Archambo mark the day as house guest of Mr and Mrs Charles H Gaffner with Mrs KE Roy Holt hosting this afternoon. An informal card party honored Dr and Mrs N F Shroat (Blanche Jackson) as Mr and Mrs Hugh W McCreery hosted guests at their residence last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s University Club
Ira N. Gates
John Wilson
Erma Archambo
Charles H. Gaffner
KE. Roy Holt
N. F. Shroat
Blanche Jackson
Hugh W. McCreery
Washington
Pioneers Hall
Madison Park
Mra
Rosa
Denemore
Lizzie Ward Meany
Pioneers of Washington
Min. Tif S. Moore
Migs Buste Cooney
Relia Ripley Frye
Lily B. Jones
Kate Brunk Cranney
Aoven
RB. Waleworth
Mem Aber
Rhs
Fiten
Hattie Friend
Kate Coyle
American Legion Dance Patrons and Patronesses Listed
A public notice enumerates patrons and patronesses for the American Legion dance at the Armory Saturday evening to benefit the employment bureau for ex-service men and women. Names include Lieut Gov W J Coyle Mr Coyle and many local officials and couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Armory
Employment Bureau
W. J. Coyle
Coyle
Malcolm Douglas
tHiugh M. Caldwell
Calvin C. Carpenter
Frank McDermott
C. B. Blethen
Howard W. Parish
George B. Lamping
William 8. Lincoln
Jeremiah Neterer
Hasen J. Titus
Frank Dowd
Patrick Tammany
T. L. Monson
George Mantor
William Leasing
Robert A. Boyne
Carl Hoffman
Maurice Thompson
Thompson
Ralph Gemmel
Frank B. Lasier
Henry Suesalo
Samuel Hill
Burke
H.C. Henry
J. ¥. Douglas
Frank Waterhouse
D. J. Frederick
Harry Whitney Treat
Philip Tindall
Robert Hesketh
R. H. Thomson
John Carroll
C. B. Fitzgerald
Lou Cohen
Boyd J. Tallman
Mitchell Gilliem
A. Keenan
Donald Ryrie
F. Chadwick
Stephen J. Chadwick
Louis Friedlander
A. Bundy
A. EB. Roffner
M. Mitchell
F. W. Griener
C. W. Knudson
Erica Ferryleary
Edgar A. Ames
Fred §. Stimson
C. D. Stimson
D. Cunningham
W. M
W. T. Christensen
Henry K. Landes
H. K. Benson
Walter B. Beals
Idvingston B. Stedman
R. A. Ballinger
Clay Allen
B. C. Beck
A. B. Stewart
William Sherman Walker
Alvah H. Walker
Alvah H. Carr
F. M. Hargraves
Westbound bridesmaids mingle with naval guests in Bridgeport list
Personal Mise Mary Rachel of Bridgeport leaves Sunday after attending the Lewis Sharp iles wedding as a bridesmaid. Mayo Methot and Bernadine Rooks, with Lt. Com. Harold Rooks, were weekend guests at the Navy Yard officers club. Rooks departs to join the U.S.S. Texas for San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Mary Rachel
Bridgeport
Conn
Mise Mayo Methot
Bernadine Rooks
Com
Harold Rooks
Navy Yard
Miss Rooks
Miss Methot
Mrs. Schuyler
Albert Rooks
U. S
Texas
San Francisco
Spokane Guests and Residents Visit and Move
Miss Mc Phereon will stay with Mian Helly in Spokane. Mr and Mrs Raymond May of Spokane traveled to Seattle to visit Mr and Mrs George Hood for a few days. Mr and Mrs M C Garber and family of Oklahoma occupy the Brown home for the winter. Mr and Mrs W G Herron will move to 1616 N Broadway from Virginia apartments. Seed Parker returned from a two week vacation at Big Peer ton. Edgar L Webster and children returned from Banits Nest after two weeks. Mrs M H Lockman and daughters Edna and Jane from Los Angeles are visiting in the city and went to Vancouver, B C. Miriam Scheetz Craig visits, Mig Stubbs accompanied by Miss Clara Sisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond May
Spokane
Seattle
George T. Hood
W. G. Herron
Osceola House
Virginia
Broadway
Parker
M. H. Lockman
Mien Edna
Jane Lockman
Los Angeles
Vancouver
B. C
Milas Corrine Stubbs
Virgil School of Music
Trenton
N. J
Mire Miriam Scheetz Craig
Mig Stubbs
Clara Sisson
Portland
Maine
Captain Kidd at Palace Hip Opens New Show
Read about Captain Kidd's personal appearance at Loew's Palace Hip in the new show started yesterday. Richard Burton of Burton & Dyer presents a comedy song and talk routine titled Kapt. Kidd's Kidd with Dyer and a strong supporting act including The Fortune Queen. Also features a young dancer and a gifted quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Kidd
Palace Hip
Fellowes
Loew's
Richard Burton
Burton & Dyer
Kidd
Burton
Dyer
Frances and
Diy
Camp Fire Girls Plan Pageant and Camp Sealth Activities
Camp Bealth invites Seattle residents to attend the Pageant of the Fire at Camp Sealth on Sunday August 21 with the Virginia 4 leaving Pier 4 at 9:00 am and returning at 6:00 pm. Tickets 70 cents. lunch on own. The event features Miss Mary Jeffries directing, with Miss Ronabelle Goodwyn handling dances and Miss Theresa Gay and Miss Mildred Christianson on music and speaking parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Bealth
Seattle
Pier 4
Stora
Mary Jeffries
Ronabelle Goodwyn
Theresa Gay
Mildred Christianson
Guardians’ Association
Camp Sealth
Virginia 4
Spring St
Elizabeth Hemphill
Rosabelle Goodwin
Camp Fire
Creed
Sealth Splash
Premo
Winifred Merrick
Efiles
Genevieve McKay
Mary Runsel
Elizabeth Folsom
Gladys Seymour
Eleanor Caldwell
Ann Caldwell
Society
Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Letter
Cynthia Grey counsels a troubled young wife at 16 to consider her baby and husband before pursuing an unnamed suitor. The advisor warns of risks to custody and suggests the husband’s ongoing support, urging a clear vision and backbone rather than infidelity or swift separation. The letter reflects a moral stance on marriage, love, and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Rou
Altho
Cynthia
Advice on avoiding temptation and seeking clear vision
The speaker urges secrecy and prayer to resist meeting a man, recommending the reader shut herself in her closet and seek the clear vision of a faithful wife and mother who does what is right. The tone urges moral restraint and devotion to virtue.
Dress Talk on "We, Not I" Sparks Local Club Talk
Fred W. Graham assistant general agricultural development agent for the Great Northern spoke to the Conces trie club Thursday. He addressed the topic "We, Not I" and shared ideas on cooperative community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Graham
Great Northern
Concestrie Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle Society
Charming Garden
Mrs. Lilly
C. P. King
Richard J. O'Shea
Frederick Stimson
Yacht Club
Mrs. Henry
Mayo Methot
H. R. Clise
Coronado
Com. ¥. M. Draemel
Clarence R. King
Richard O'Shea
Canadian Pacific
Edward
Mary FE. Coover
Town City
Meury Franklin Brown
William 8. Kelton
M. A. Matthews
Charles H. Winders
Mount Rainter
A. G. Cellegham
Wisconsin
Ll. EF. Shroat
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Glacier National Park
Reginald Parsons
Medford, Ore
John Collins
Robert FE. Coontz
Bertha Coontz
J. A. Baillargeon
Walter A. Moore
J. Tate Mason
Vancouver Island
Judge
Mrs. Frederick Raneman
Monte Cristo
Lenore McPherson
Wenatchee
Margaret Heily
Delta Gamma Sorority
William Cahill
Glen Acres
Vashon Island
Vashion
Ralph Gray
Kansas Sunflower Club
Woodland Park
Kansas State
Aloha
C. Bee
Green Lake Lodge
A. F
A. M
Fannie Manton
Tf Sports
Washington State Colleges
Washington State College
Greenlake
Miss McPhereon
Mian Helly
M. C Garber
Oklahoma
Edward Franklin Brown
Edgar L. Webster
Edgarita
Ferris
Baint’s Nest
Lorraine Sortal
Cling
Torraine
Masonic Temple
Algastern
Canadian Omen’s Club
Volunteer Park
Diva W. Hi. McLeod
Aquila Lodge
Washington Hive
Mary Leaber McRae
James Grant
N. W
Www. C. A
Charlotte de Groliers
Davenport
Y. W
Washingtop É
Palmerteg J
Camp Fire Girls
Fletcher's Bay
Pioneer Towing Company
Pike @t
Long
Miss Calder
Main
Ralph Dyer
Klvanor Caldwell
Rosemary
Catherine Jagerson
Martha Hervin
Mary Wright
Elsa Schubert
Annette Fran
Cisco
Mm S&s. Weed
Bether Wohlgarputh
Nibewtn
Agate Point
Miriam Sehoal
Cheenab
Sale Satur
Supreme Blend
Lees
M. A. Hansen
Ann Simmons
Ruth Brown
Puget Sound College
Ta _coma
Winifred Herrick
Grace Brown
Marie Yeon
Himmons
Judson T. Jennings
Annette Joose
Mildred
Mary Christianson
Centralia
Pine St
Cynthia Grey
Sweet Sixteen
Cornish Rev St
Hervard Ave
Maurice Browne
Ellen van Volkenburg
Henrik Ibecemient Podormanese
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