Pretty Luncheon at Women’s University Club Honors Miss Shank
Miss Alice leads Wilkes theatre circle with her mother Mrs. Elliott as honor guests at a Thursday breakfast at the Women’s University club. Eighteen friends sat around an oval table amid pond lilies and hair ferns. Miss Katharine Shank, soon to be wed this September, is to be honored with a bridge tea and shower at Mount Baker clubhouse next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Alexander Duncan and Mrs. Elmer Epperson preside at the tea table with assistance from several guests.
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Women’s University Club
Alice
Wilkes Theatre
Elliott
Haliy Bronson
Victoria McLean
Diamond Point
Joseph Bolton
Luncheon Teas Honor Guests at Fort Lawton
Mrs. Frank J. Calkins will sing during the afternoon. Fred Davis wife of Capt. Davis entertained with an informal luncheon at their quarters at Fort Lawton yesterday, complimenting her daughter Miss Rachel Davis.
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Fred Davis
Capt. Davis
Fort Lawton
Rachel Davis
Fort Flagier
Londahl
M. M. Londahl
Bride-to-be Helen Adler to attend bridge tea at Yacht Club
Mrs. Max A. Silver will entertain in compliment to Miss Helen Adler with a bridge tea at the Yacht Club next Tuesday afternoon. It inaugurates a series of teas planned by Mrs. Silver in the near future.
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Heber FE. Plank
Rainier Club
James Shackleford Hines
San Francisco
Plank
Hines
Helen Adler
Max A. Silver
Yacht Club
Subscription Dance at Yacht Club Opens Series
This evening the Yacht Club hosts the first in a series of subscription dances for the younger set. The organizing committee includes Stephen Haynes Marfield Bolcom Clarke Hamlin Millington Grey William Eyman and Justin Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
Stephen Haynes
Marfield Bolcom
Clarke Hamlin
Millington Grey
William Eyman
Justin Haynes
Guilds Schedule Tea Shop Hosts Next Week at Orthopedic Hospital
The Little Tea shop at the Orthopedic hospital will host daily events next week with different guilds and hosts each day. Monday Capitol Hill guild led by Mary Terrell Gelsting. Tuesday Denny Fuhrman guild with N A Johanson. Wednesday Madrona guild with Nelson Phillips. Thursday Queen Anne guild with Peter Mogensen. Friday Washington Park guild with H M Stryker. Saturday Hast Capitol Hill guild with A C Graff.
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Little Tea Shop
Orthopedic Hospital
Capitol Hill Guild
Mary Terrell Gelsting
Denny Fuhrman Guild
N. A. Johanson
Madrona Guild
Nelson Phillips
Queen Anne Guild
Peter Mogensen
Washington Park Guild
H. M. Stryker
Music Henriette Michelson To Piano Recital
New York City pianist Henriette Michelson will present a complimentary piano recital on Monday evening, August 22, 1921, at 8 15 at the Cornish School on Royston Harvard. The program includes Rhapsody in G minor opus 2 Brahms Sonata opus 31 no 2 Beethoven allegro molto scherzando Bach preludes and fugues and pieces by Debussy Ravel Chopin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henriette Michelson
New York City
Cornish School
Royst
Harvard
Waits
Mazorka
Chopin
Photo Exhibit Opens Under Aps Seattle Title
Foreign and local photographic prints are displayed at the Fine Arts hall on Fourth Ave near University St. The exhibit opened Friday under the auspices of the Associated Photographers of Seattle and will run until Tuesday.
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Associated Photographers of Seattle
Fine Arta Hall
Fourth Ave
University St
Spreckels Estate Settlement Faces Guardian Request
In San Francisco the estate of the late John D. Spreckels Jr. becomes complex as John D. Spreckels Sr. uncovers two wills of his son and Edith Wakefield, formerly Mrs. Edith Wakefield, ex-wife of the deceased, applies for guardianship of the couple’s three children.
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Ban Francisco
John D. Spreckels, Jr
Spreckels
Edith Wakefield
Local Residents Plan Travel and Family News
Personal notices list several Seattle area residents with travels and visits. Chicago guests of the Calkins family depart tonight while the Lanes host San Francisco visitors. Spokane travelers plan a Vancouver Island motor trip and a Mount Rainier weekend excursion. Additional items note a Portland birth, Crater Lake trip, Olympian apartment move, and Hunts Point entertaining relatives.
Water Supply Cut Off In Allentown After Filter Mains Clog
Allentown Pennsylvania faced several hours without water when a massive clog blocked filters and mains. City crews worked to restore pressure and resume service.
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Allentown
A Doll's House at The Cornish
The Repertory Company presents Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House in the Cornish venue at Rev St and Harvard Ave. Maurice Browne and Ellen Van Volkenburg star and eight performances run Thursday through Saturday with 8:15 evening shows and a Saturday matinee at 2:20. Box office hours are 2 to 9 P.M. admission plus tax.
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Cornish Rev St
Harvard Ave
Maurice Browne
Ellen van Volkenburg
Henrik Ibaen
Community and social events in Seattle August notices
Rally of Red Cross twerees at YWCA August 24 brings Miss May Loomis chairing with Miss Mary Rice and other local nurses. Pasties Picnic at Bagie harbor August 21 with boats from Galbraith dock. York Community club hosts all day pirate at Wildwood park August 21 with varied performances. Elite Social Club holds military whist August 25 at Lake Washington hall. Capitol Hill WCTU reelected officers for year. Brotherhood and Ladies auxiliary picnic Mount Baker August 21. Minnewatha club outing at Leschi pavilion August 20 with U S S Tennessee and U S S New York crews. Saturday hop at Christensen's hall with Mississippi guests dancing at 9.
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Nurece
Beattle
May 8
Loomis
Mary Rice
Cora Gillespie
King County Nurses’ Association
Alice Stenholm
Elvira Rosengren
Swedish Hospital
York Community Club
Wildwood Park
Myra Kelly
Alice Brown
Petrel Hines
J. Caler
Albert le Bedre
J. Brown
C. Tweedie
Fire Social Club
Lake Washington Hall
Jackson Et
Rebekahs
Brotherhood of Railroad
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mount Baker Park
Minnewatha Club
Leschi Pavilion
Tennessee
Hold 2 in House Burning Inquiry
Ben Legg and O M Thompson are jailed on a charge tied to the burning of Paul Neaubower’s residence at Issaquah. Thompson had agreed to build the Neaubower home on July 16 but was discharged by the owner when the project was only half done before the blaze.
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Ben Legg
O. M. Thompson
Paul Neaubower
Issaquah
Thompson
Neaubower
Social activities at Fort Worden and Fort Flagler estates
A long list of social events at Fort Worden Fort Flagler and surrounding estates includes dinners and tea gatherings hosted by Colonels Hayden Merriam and Wallington, Lt. Longstreet Wheichel, Major Lemmon and Mrs. Lemmon, and Mrs. Londahl. Guests feature U.S. Army officers, their spouses, and visiting civilians, with notable mentions of Dr. C. K. Merriam and Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. Rushbolt, and Mrs. Phillips among others. events include card nights, informal gatherings, a Diamond Point luncheon, and a bridge tea amid harbor views and military settings.
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Mra
A. H. Downa
Kelley Benjamin Lemmon
Mra. Lemmon
W. &. Rushbolt
Fort Worden
Fort Flagler
G. L. Dickey
Dean Richard Dickey
Flagler
Cap tain Bowler to Visit Yellowstone and Northwest with guests
Captain Louis James Bowler of the U S A and Mrs Bowler travel with their guest Miss Eves visiting Yellowstone Park as part of a Northwest motoring trip.
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Yellowstone Park
Louis James Bowler
Women of Yesterday Today and Tomorrow Talk by Miss Taylor
Miss Harriet Taylor spoke at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce on Women of Yesterday Today and Tomorrow under state federation auspices. She traced 1914 1918 war years and postwar reconstruction, visiting England France India China and Japan to note women’s roles, education, and leadership needs for lasting progress.
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Flarriet Taylor
England
France
Europe
India
Mise Taylor
China
Japan
First M. E. Church to Picnic August 27
Two baseball games and many field events for boys and girls are planned for the First M. E. church picnic at Woodland Park on August 27. One game features the Temple Chorus against the Sunday school first team, another between men’s fellowship teams. The Men’s Brotherhood will supply ice cream and coffee. attendees should bring baskets.
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M. E. Church
Woodland Park
Temple Chorus
Men's Brotherhood
Price of Woolens Expected to Fall
London reports a woolen trade crisis with falling prices and stagnant demand. Prices for carpets and hosiery are also seen slipping by about 25 and 30 percent respectively, as buyers hold back.
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London
Dear Miss Grey and The Motherless Girl exchange letters
A reader, Cynthia Grey, writes about a devotion to a married man and the wish to be more than a friend while acknowledging the harm in the affair. The response from The Motherless Girl advises ending the relationship, explores heartbreak, and offers guidance on personal choices and happiness.
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Miss Grey
Altho
Mian Grey
Goat gland elixir craze draws Japanese elderly
The Tokyo report notes many seniors from across Japan travel to Fukuoka Imperial University seeking youth elixir. University records show goat gland treatment, given like the monkey gland method, credited with 614 successful cases to date.
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Japan
Fukuoka Imperial University
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Mrs
Leo Simpson Black
Catherine Collins
Dorothy McEwan
Monte Coleman
Wylprie Bell
Katherine Shank
W. T. Coleman
Maurice Brown
Little Theatre
Dintmer
Robin
Hasel McConnell
Roy Middleton
Borman
Goldatone
Heten Stryker
Hunt's Point Club
Madison Park
William J. Blackwell
William Sherman Walker
John W. Eddy
Leo
J. A. McVay
Wile McVay
Mount Baker Park Club House
Charles Willard Stimson
Jane Stimson
Janet Henry
Charles H. Lilly
John H. Perry
Edward Haig
John G. Welch
Mies Helen Roister
Ralph Lehman
Church of the Epiphany
Vriday
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Gamma Phi Beta
Kappa House
Mr. Arthur
Trumbull Lee
First Baptist Church
Mrs. Howard Duerson
Chastain
Thelma Harold
Curtis R. Harold
Howard Duerson Chastain
Trinity Parish Church
Grady
R. M. Calkins, Jr
Chicago
Mr. Calkin
R. M. Calkins
George C. Jay
Cleve Sanderer
James F. Lane
Landhorest
Seattle
Sorrento
Vaughn Klein
Spokane
Vancouver Island
D. H. Nickson
James Nickson
Gladys Epperson
Portland
Nadine Bohlander
Morton Taubman
William R. Hocking
T. J. Hocking
G. A. Held
Mount Rainier
Lewis Schwager
Helen Schwager
Lewin Schwager, Jr
Crater Lake
J. S. Cleland
Olympian
Cecil Bacon
Hunt's Point
Mrs. Bacon
Fred
Cook
Carl Danworth
Boldt
San Juan Islands
Colman Dock
Puget Sound Navigation Co
Seattle Aerie, No. 1
Bagie Harbor
Galbraith Dock
Capitol Hil
Capitol Hill
J. E. McCullum
Spencer
Mary E. Hern
Society At the
Harbor Forts
John L. Hayden
Puget Sound Coast Defenses
Edward J. Strickland
Coronel Henry Macpherson Merriam
Merriam
C. K. Merriam
Royal Kemp Greene
Mrs. Greene
Apptin
U. AA
Mee. Appin
Applin
U. 8
Aplin
Canada
Mra. Wallington
BE C Wallington
Fort Fin
Camp Lewis
Kelley Benjamin Leanmon
KB C. Wallington
Cheeter B. McCoid
T. FB. McCoid
U. A
Fort Casey
Herbert A. Gardner
Mra. Gardner
John Harney Madison
Madison
ARMY
Robert Rumney Ringwall
Albert Charles Phillips
Beattie
Harmon Rayns
Los Angeles
Harmon Bayns
George Welch
William Robert Ramage
Charles Francis Kuhn
Allan Trumbull
Eisenbeis
Avery
Richardson
Kilocker
Mildred Barnes
Frances Hill
Straits
Martha Willison
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cynthia Grey
Apen
Cynthia
North Platte
Wyoming
Mitchell
Nebraska
Powell
Grey
Department of the Star
New York Hall of Fame
Mery Lyon
Emma Woere
We Mitchel
Harriet Beecher
Frances E. Willard
Charlotte Man
Alice Freeman
Walla
Samuel” Coleridge
Cologne
Allahabad
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