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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1922

Page

2

Seattle Society Hosts Autumn Tea at Holly Lodge

A. D. Wainwright entertained at her Magnolia Bluff home Holly Lodge with an autumn themed tea. Guests enjoyed Columbia roses lavender sweet peas and a string ensemble through receiving hours. Dining featured lavender and rose motifs with Mrs J H Jennings presiding at the urn. Orthopedic Tea Shop hosts tomorrow with Alpha club Queen Anne nild represented by Mrs George Appleton and a large assisting group.

A. D. Wainwright Holly Lodge Magnolia Bluff Columbia J. H. Jennings M. B. Augustine T. B. Corey William Avery Kk. M. Pratt Send Avery Ruth Pratt Marton Elizabeth Green Dorothy ‘Thompson Ray B. Bauer Wainwright W. D. Maddocks F. E. Palmerton Adam Beeler Muriel Matzen Mar McPherson George Appleton Alpha Club Queen Anne Mis Robert C. Logan William M. Curtiss Joseph Mead Valentine W. B. Cutler A. D. Martin A. G. Sears Fred Hamilton Clara Swan Short Edna H. Morgan Carolyn 8. Clark

Epiphany Church Set for Berger Frost Nuptials

The Church of the Epiphany hosts the marriage of Miss Marcia Berger daughter of Mrs Corinne Berger to Mr Richard Floyd Frost son of Mr and Mrs J Frost on Thursday evening September 14. Rev John D McLauchlan will read the Episcopal service. Mrs Edwin Co Ewing will be matron of honor with bridesmaids Miss Lartine Miss Eileen Delaney Miss Ehrlich and Miss Katherine Miller of Portland. Ensign Dallas Emory to be best man. a reception follows.

Lartine Eileen Delaney Missy Ehrlich Katherine ‘Miller Portland Ensign Dallas Emory Edwin KR. Hogs, Jr Etve Mise Marion Wiley A. & Kerry Itimeon Edgar Ames Thema Green John D. Farrell Roy Pose Hafford Frederick Adams A. & & California Amy Munday Heatrice Pedples Phyllis Blake Edmund Bowden Port Madison Fordham Baseett Kimtell David Morgan Moderick Albert Geberne Kathryn Barnhisal Emily Jennette Dean Bard Dorothy Davis Louise Enrich Gertrude Janson Ehewer Lowise Mhriteh Women's University Club Gemma Phi Beta CB. Kinne Kenwood Belle Burne Updegraff James GO Blaine Gromer B. Ward St Mies Adelaide Miller Roger James Coughlin Church of the Immaculate Conception Janehfon Et Kaloter Club Misa Kathryn Barnhiee Mina Alma Calhoun Mise Marcia Berger Louise Bariteh Mies Dean Lombard Franeie Lemon Brown Prospect Congregational Roger @ande Frank Worshhurst Mre Mise Laulee Ehrlich Kathryn Barnhise George F. Pierrott Christ Episcopal Church Louise Ehrlich Margaret Yerkes Beacharet Park Edna McCreery Beverly Vernon Hancock Trinity Church Louie Ehriich Roger Janson Bethany Presbyterian Church

Seattle social events honor fleet officers with teas and dances

Seattle hostesses invite Navy officers aboard for a tea dance from four to six as the fleet stays in northern waters. Key society figures host varied events across the city to support causes, including a fund for Cornish School of Music grounds and multiple tea hours with musical entertainment.

Seattle U. S California

Ward hosts Friday evening gathering aboard New York ship

For the pleasure of Capt. Edmund A Broadman chaplain U S N and Rev A Kreidel eminent biologist of Dunwoodle university New York guest of Capt Broadman Mr and Mrs Walter James Ward entertain Friday evening in their apartment at Adrian Court

Edmund A. Broadman A. Kreidel Dunwoodle University New York Broadman Walter James Ward Adrian Court

Shower Tea Compliments Miss Ehrlich and Miss Laulee Ehrlich

A shower tea honoring Miss Ehrlich and anticipated bride Miss Laulee Ehrlich will be held at Dorothy Davis’s home on Thursday August 24 from 3 until 5 o'clock.

Daisy Hassett Dorothy Leavitt Laulee Ehrlich Dorothy Davis Vortson- Thygesen Vortson-Thygesen No. 2 Armory

Mrs Young hosts tea for Toronto visitors

For her mother Mrs W J McIntyre and her sister Mrs EB R Hearn of Toronto, Mrs W J Young entertained informally at tea this afternoon. Mrs McIntyre and Mrs Hearn depart September 1 after a two month visit with Mrs Young.

Mra W. J. McIntyre EB. R. Hearn Toronto Canada W. J. Young Mra. McIntyre Mra. Hearn Mra. Young

Reynolds Vander Las Engagement Announced

Mr and Mrs Marion Reynolds announce the engagement of their daughter Marguerite to Richard A Vander Las Jr son of the Rev R A Vander Laas The wedding date will be set for late in September Both Miss Reynolds and Mr Van der Las attended the University of Washington

Social Schedule Of Tea Teas And Weddings For August

A fragmented community notices schedule includes numerous bridge teas and luncheons hosted by Mrs. Edwin Hogs Jr Mrs Marion Wiley and others for many local ladies. Upcoming events list weddings showers and pre nuptial gatherings at churches homes and clubs through September with dates August 1 4 9 14 21 28 and September 1 12 14.

Clubs in West Seattle host August gatherings and events

The Altar guild of St. John's church hosts a silver tea at Mrs. William Irena's home on Aug 24 at 2:90. Sunshine Guild meets at Mrs. Nettie Hamon's home that morning. Various groups including Maccabees Seattle, Elite Rebekah Lodge, Presbyterian Circle U, Bluebird Social Club, O E S Chapter 95, and B P O E plan meetings or socials on Aug 24 with dinners, dances, and card parties. An Alpha Phi Omega picnic is set for Port Orchard with Colman dock departures.

St. John's Church West Seattle William Irena 68Th Ave Alpha Phi Omega Leila Nordby Port Orchard Colman Dock Mre Franklin Stephens Melrose

Mississippi Tops Navy Trophy Race for Athletic Might

The U S S Mississippi, nicknamed Minny, dominates Navy Department General Excellence Athletic Trophy standings. Admiral Eberle attended ceremonies aboard the ship praising its athletic prowess, engineering gains, and a famed ship's paper the Mississippi Bulletin. The crew, including a veteran mascot squad leader and a large contingent of ensigns, highlighted a culture blending sports, navy life, and tradition.

BE. W. Eberle Pacific Feet U. S Mississipp Navy Department Ipps Missiasippi Secretary of the Navy Honolulu Mississippi Mississippi Bulletin Navy

Social notes list of local visitors and travel

Personal Maj Oliver F McCleary and Mrs McCleary depart for Portland en route to Southern California. In Seattle they stay with Mrs McCleary’s parents. Dr Robert Talbot of St Pauls Church Washington is named as a guest arriving tomorrow. Spokane visitors Irene Burns and Helen Burns are hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Preston. Mrs George Pope of Los Angeles visits her mother and brother in town. Mrs Cake of the Arizona travels to San Francisco then south. Misses Mary and Eileen Houlihan return from Chicago via Yellowstone. Mrs Marguerite Moody heads to Alaska and Yukon. F B Hellyer of Chicago spends a month in town. F D Mulvane and wife of Newcomerstown Ohio arrive Thursday to visit Mrs Ella M Neighbor and Mrs Mildred Geddes.

Oliver F. McCleary Roy Corbett Robert Talbot St. Paul's Church Washington, D. C F. D. Mulvane Newcomerstown Ohio Ella M Mildred Geddes

Motorboat Races Promise Thrills

Portland dispatch notes the Pacific coast sweepstakes at Columbia Beach next Saturday. The free-for-all features Fred Vogler’s Vogler Boy IV, the coast champion, with a general overhaul, facing Adcox No 1 for the first time. Adcox No 1 is the fourth boat of unknown ability rated at about 66 mph.

Portland Columbia Beach Fred Vogler Pacific Coast Adcox

Parisian stamp highlights new long liner fashion trend

The article notes a revived high neck yoke with Parisian approval, pairing it with pleated apron panels to suit the growing popularity of longer skirts. It describes outfits in light silks in warm brown gray and navy blue tones, showcasing a modern yet classic silhouette.

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65 Rooms Are Spoken for in Unbuilt Hotel

Beattie announces early reservations for a new community hotel funded by local residents while awaiting construction. Charles B. McFall of Pittsburgh Knights Templar requests 65 rooms for a summer 1925 week for a Pittsburgh Commandery delegation attending the 36th triennial conclave grand encampment.

Beattie Charles B. McFall Ways and Means Committee Pittsburg Knights Templar Chamber of Commerce

Alexander in Idaho Contest Names State Officers

Nominations for state offices dominated Idaho Democratic convention as Mowen Alexander was chosen governor candidate Elmer C. Thompson Twin Falls for lieutenant governor George W. Waters for Congress first district and W D Whitaker for second district John C Rice was unanimously renominated for chief justice and a 19 plank platform was adopted

Hmailey Idaho Mowen Alexander Elmer C. Thompson Twin Falls George W. Waters Congress W. D. Whitaker John C. Rice Supreme Court Supreme Bench

Prohibition and Mortality: Insurers Debunk The Link

Edward Thierry surveys five large life insurers to learn if Prohibition affected lifespans. Officials say no clear data exist and note mortality fell in some periods while rising in others, making any proof speculative.

Statistics Mislead Says Insurance Man

William A. Hutcheson argues that misused life insurance statistics distort effects of prohibition. He cites influenza peaks in 1920 and 1921, large new business in 1927, and notes Britain had no prohibition yet lower 1971 death rates, blaming faulty interpretation rather than policy for mortality changes.

William A. Hutcheson Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Acturial Society of America Anti-Baloon League Great Britain

Kiwanis Mountain Frolic Near Paradise Inn

Tacoma Aug 23 Kiwanis club members headed to Paradise Inn Rainier park for a mountain frolic after the convention. Delegates selected Astoria Ore as 1923 meeting site while ballots left some posts unsettled and new Northwest district officers were elected.

Tacoma Kiwanis Club Paradise Inn Rainier Ni Park Car Chub Astoria Ore Sylvester W. Lawrence Land Northwest District Harold M. Jones Portland Patrick Tammany Seattle Miller Leutenant Ernor C. C. Lantry Spokane Stephen Green Olympia

Portland Raiders Seize 4 Moonshine Stills in Raids

Portland police and agents working for Dr J A Linville arrested Ernest Johnson Cc C Franchell after raids Tuesday netted four large moonshine stills with filter devices a significant amount of mash and various equipment.

Portland J. A. Linville Ernest Johnson Cc. C. Franchell

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Seattle Society Autumn Ny Miss Berger Berger-Frost Sunset Club Edward Lincoln Smith Charlies Wilson Golf Club George Milburn Clarke Ham- Mo Willam McMillan Thomas Green, Jr Rodney Chadbourne Stimson George Bra Eer Eee Cornish School of Music Kerry C. D. Stimson Highlands Country Club Thomas Green North Broadway Roy Page Ballard Mount Baker Frederick ‘Adams Laurelhurst Daisy Wood Hildreth Hudsonset Lodge Jy Hancock W. Whittington Ming Mrs. Baker Ralph Douglas Baker Charlotte Mann Henry Broderick C. Mann Miss Hassett Miss Ehrlich Margery Lindsay Mitchell Vaughn Charney G. L. Lindsay Marion Wiley Carl Nerman Omer King County Thomson America Elect Thomson Strang & Proaser Sunshine Guild Nettie Hamon Seventh Ave Maccabees Seattle Review The A, OU W. Hall Ninth Ave Rebekah Lodge Jackson St Rebekaha Circle U First Presbyterian Church F. J. Forbes Mra. Forbes Bluebird Social Club Mra. Horrell W. 67Th C. E Corinthian Hall Masonic Temple Leach! Pavilion Wistaria Club Victoria Club Lercht Pavilion Prairie Rose Club Woodland Park North Dakota West Seattle Review Princess Angeline the Battle Fleet Minny United States Navy Allveramith Los Angeles Missionippi Natches Coreteoe Greater Mississippi Natchez P. Jackson F. G. Abekan J. G. Davia H. L. Kalen Eugene Tricou M. C. Roberts M. Cc. U Frank Preston Irene Burns Helen Burns George ©. Pope D. W. Marmaduke J. C. Marmaduke Mary Eileen Houlahan Chicago Yellowstone Park Marguerite Moody Alaska Yukon Territory F. B. Hellyer New Washington Alexander Prottas Levitt Bros. Dependable Ihhome Furnishings Second Ave PINE Edward M. Thierry James M. Craig Metropolitan Life Insurance Company United States England T. J. Rockwell Equitable Life A Society Prohi Jomn K. Gore Prudential Life Jance Company William Young Ng York Life Insurance Company Portland Raiders Cheasty Cheastys Blow Nick
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