Seattle Society Hosts Tea Before Winter Town House Move
Mrs. N H Latimer plans a Port Madison tea for her daughter in law Mrs Arthur Latimer as a drop-in event to meet before winter. A farewell luncheon for Mrs C L Phillips and Col C L Phillips accompanies the gathering as the Association of Service Women prepares around 50 reservations at the Tennis Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Latimer
Port Madison
Arthur Latimer
Mary Dudley Walker
Latimer
C. L. Phillips
Col. C. L. Phillips
Alexander
California
Association of Service Women
Phillipe
Army
Luncheon Honors Sunset Club Board Members
Mrs Frederick Bentley hosts a Friday afternoon luncheon in compliment to Mrs David Edward Skinner who is departing for the East. The guests will be the Sunset club board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Edward Skinner
East
Frederick Bentley
The
Sunset Club
Highlands Residents Host Annual Picnic at Kerry Home
The Highlands residents held their annual picnic dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs A S Kerry last evening. Admiral Edward W Eberle and Mr Eberle attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
A.S. Kerry
Edward W. Eberle
Mr. Eberle
University Club Benefit Bridge Tea at Gamma Phi Beta House
The Women’s University club hosts a benefit bridge tea at the Gamma Phi Beta house 4529 17th Ave NE tomorrow at 2.00 pm with seven five tables arranged by Mrs C B Kinne. Reservations may be made by calling Kenwood 2342 and hostesses include club members from the University district with Mrs Herman C Joy in charge of the dining room and several assistants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
Women's University Club
Gamma Phi Beta House
17Th Ave
N. E
C. B. Kinne
Kenwood
University District
Herman C. Joy
Gertrude Sehula
Miew Lurline Brown
Ruth Bamford
Gwendolyn Newlove
Elizabeth Young
Bernice Kennedy
Susan Abbott
Harriet Doheny
Alvah Lemuel Carr
Henry W. Pennock
Wylie Hemphill
H. W. Marge Lee
Broward Daughter Engaged to Stuart Barker
Mrs. N B Broward of Jacksonville announces the engagement of her daughter Ella Broward to Stuart Barker son of Mr and Mrs S W Barker of this city The wedding will be in the spring Ella Broward is the daughter of the late Governor Broward and senator elect She has studied at the University of Washington and Florida State Women's College Delta Delta sorority She plans postgraduate work at Columbia University in New York City this winter Mr Barker is a Delta Kappa Epsilon member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Broward
Jacksonville
Fla
Ella
Stuart Barker
5. W. Barker
Miss Broward
Gov. Broward
Florida
University of Washington
Ll. A. Hardee
Florida State Women’s College
Delta Delta Sorority
Columbia University
New York City
Barker
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Miss Munday Hosts Bridge Tea Honor Guests
Amy Munday hosted a bridge tea this afternoon to honor Beatrice Peepies of Los Angeles and Phyllis Blake. Four tables were in play and Ruth Bamford organized an informal tea for Marcia Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Munday
Beatrice Peepies
Los Angeles
Phyllis Blake
Miss Berger
Ruth Bamford
Marcia Berger
Luncheon Honoring Miss Ruth Joslyn
The Tennis club hosted a cheerful luncheon for Ruth Joslyn who has just returned to Seattle after a year away. Hosts Miss Nancy Emory and Miss Laura Emory organized the event to welcome her back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Joslyn
Seattle
Nancy Emory
Laura Emory
Miss Lindsay Honored With Shower Tea
A Seattle social item notes Miss Marjorie Lindsay will wed in September. Miss Clare Sullivan hosts a shower tea on Saturday August 26 at her home to honor the bride to be. A luncheon followed for twenty guests at Mrs. Warde McFarland and Mrs. Cc F Buckley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kempster
New Orleans
Seattle
Marguerite Judd
Samuel Robinson
Ming de Ette Devers
Virginia Wood
Geraldine Zindert
Gertrude Gilmer
A. L. Kempster
Hieten Smith
Elizabeth Vers
Laura Stuart
Mildred Wilcox
Jane Bixby
Marjorie Lindsay
Clare Sullivan
Warde McFarland
Cc. F. Buckley
McFarland
Beatrice Ely
Spartanbure, & C
R. G. Hudner
Bridge Tea Today Hosted by Mrs. Birkholm
Mrs. H. H. Birkholm entertains with a bridge tea honoring Mrs. William Ehlers of New York and Mrs. John McCollister who soon departs for an extended Eastern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
H. H. Birkholm
William Ehlers
New York
John McCollister
Personal Miss Frink Plans Normandy Grand Tour
Miss Gloria Frink daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Guy Frink writes from Spa and Ostend to Seattle friends detailing plans to visit Deauville Trouville on the Normandy coast. Miss Anne Clarr Cromiey leaves for San Francisco to join her aunt then Honolulu for several months. Mr and Mrs Stanley F Baker newly arrived in Seattle after a Chicago marriage abuilding. Mrs Barker daughter of Judge Fred Munk and Mr Barker UW class of 1917. Mrs A T Milburne and Mrs Harry Callender voyage to Victoria BC to join Mr Callender and son arriving from the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley F. Barker
Seattle
Chicago
W. A. Enbaus
Robert Gillespie
Queen Anne Hill
Gloria Frink
Francis Guy Frink
Spa
Ostend
Deauville
Trouville
Normandy
Anne Clarr Cromiey
San Francisco
M. T. Moore
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Stanley F. Baker
Barker
Fred Munk
University of Washington
A. T. Milburne
Harry Callender
Los Angeles
Victoria
B. C
Mr. Callender and Son
South
Social for D of H Seattle lodge No 7 at Evergreen Hall
The Degree of Honor Protective Association invites members and friends to a complimentary social on Tuesday evening August 28 at Evergreen Hall in the AOUW building at 1469 Ninth Ave. Attendees may bring a picnic luncheon. Coffee and sugar provided with a program of games and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of H
Seattle
Degree of Honor, Protective Association
Evergreen Hall
Ninth Ave
Officers Ball Promotes Battle Fleet Ties at Camp Lewis
Camp Lewis hosted a naval officers ball with about two hundred attendees. Major General Charles H. Muir led military hosts and Admiral W. Eberle headed the guest list. The event featured fern and palm decorations, fine dancing, and a late supper, highlighting camaraderie between army and navy leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy
Lewis
Club Waa
Charles H. Muir
Merc. Muir
Ke, W. Eberle
Pacific Fleet
Mra
Eberle
W. RK. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Kh. 11. Jackson
Corry
Destroyer Division
C. W. Cole
Mercy
J. J. Hyland
U. 8
Vestal
J. 14. Blackburn
Cuyama
C. C. Dowling
Mystery social season in Seattle clubs hosts Admiral Eberle and admirals
Paria outlines a social wave as Admiral Luther Gregory and Rear Admirals Koogewerff and Hoogewerff lead intimate events at the Officers club, Fort Lawton, and Camp Lewes. A Rainier club dinner for Gregory drew civilians of prominence and six armed services. California won a Coast League baseball championship before a large crowd, adding to the ship's honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Eberle
U. 8
Pacific Fleet
Mre. Wherle
J. A. Koogewerff
U. 8 N
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Mre. Hoogewerff
Luther I. Gregory
Bureau of Docks and Yards
Mrs. Gregory
Officers’ Club
Navy
Fort Lawton
Camp Lewte
Rainier Club
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Luther BE
Gregory
U. BN
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Hattle
Honolulu
Coast League Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars
California
Malad and The Art of Concealment
In a Birmingham Age-Herald fragment, a dialogue centers on strap hanging technique. Mr. Bibbles answers the question about which arm to use, revealing a left hand preference while explaining the right hip pocket hold. The gag highlights how holding with the right hand raises the coat to an unsafe height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bibbles
Birmingham Age-Herald
Blueberry Muffins From Bertha E. Shapleigh
A Seattle Star and Columbia University recipe by Bertha E. Shapleigh for eight large or twelve small muffins uses blueberries butter sugar milk eggs flour baking powder and salt. Cream butter and sugar, add eggs, sift and fold in dry ingredients alternating with milk, fold in blueberries, bake twenty five minutes, serve hot with sauce or cool and slice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha E. Shapleigh
Seattle Star
Columbia University
Social and club notices from West Seattle area
A collection of social club events and meetings listed for Friday and Saturday August 25 26. Details include picnics card parties dances and election of officers at locations such as 929 20th Ave 7019 24th Ave N W Wing's cafeteria Woodland Park and Odd Fellows hall with groups like T U American Legion auxiliary Beat tle Pout No 18 and the Master Key class. Local residents and former North Dakota residents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mary Thomas
20Th Ave
Hallard W
T. U. Ballard W. Co. T. U
Belle Longstreet
24Th Ave
N. W
Seattle
C. BE
Wing
Firetave
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary of Beattle Pout No. 18
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
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Seattle Society
Highland
Miss Munday
Eugene Hodges Pound
Kathryn Byers
Grady
Lindsay
James W. Keetre
West
Charlie Wright
Portland
Ore
G. A. Virtue
C. H. Virtue
Mount Rainier
J. Kennedy
Mre. Kennedy
Alhambra
Cal
Kennedy
Mra. Virtue
Slater
W. F. Floge
Redondo Beach
Henry Suzzallo
Suzzallo
Mrs. Harrold Whitwood
Washington
Birdipa Thompson
Toronto
Ontario
Bayer
Driggiste
U.s.navy Yard
Colman Doc
Peace
Bremarton
Olympic Highway
Hoodnal
Olympic Peninsula
Bremerton
Bremerton Chamber of Commerce
Navy Yard
Colman Dock
the Battle Fleet
Paria
New Mexico
Taffeta
Faille Silk
Georgette
Evory
Second Avenue
Spring Street
Rainier Post
Auxiliary
Rainier
Noble Post
Hylas KB. Henry
Prairie Rose Club
Prairie Rowe Club
Woodland Park
North Dakota
West Seattle Review
West Beattie Review
Mystic Jewel Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Alpha Auxiliary
K. C. Hall
Pike
First
Powera
Washington Boulevard
Knights of
Knite
Knights of the Knute
Union
Bo G. Spring
Charles I. Hochberg
Morria Solomon
J. 8. Friedman
Barney B. Lustwig
Frank Price Giles
Abe Brashen
Casey Jones
Pi Beta Phi
Ti Beta Phi Sorority
George W. Stoddard
East 1727
Wester CO. i
Central Public Market
Pike and
Union Streets
Yeoman
Moose Hall
Gladys L. Woodward
John Muldoon
Thomas F. Claugon
Toledo
Ohio
Mary Ann Wiggins &E
James Chamberlain
Delphia
Johan B.clain
Baltimore
Chamberlain
Schultz
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
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