Lavish Seattle wedding and club dinner shared by society
Dinner at the Seattle Tennis Club hosted by C. B. Woolsey drew ten guests with lavender and white asters as centerpieces. A separate item notes Miss Rosabellie Lurie wed Mr. Arthur Brodie of South Bend Indiana in a ballroom ceremony with cedar greens and pink blooms followed by a reception and honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosabellie Lurie
Isaac A. Lurie
Arthur Brodie
South Bend
Ind
Julian Lewis
Harold Himmeloch
Walter Hardman
Maurice Burnette
Esse Lurie
Charming
Dorothy Lachman
Edith Hahle
Beatrice Troy
Harriette Levinson
Clara Lurie
Paul Michelson
Mrs. Brodie
California
Many Seattle Social Guests Depart For Home Trips
Personal Mre. William Arthur Deming arrives from Bellingham to visit her parents Mr and Mrs James Anderson Wood and will join her husband in San Francisco. Mrs L B Byman returns from Western visit as do Mrs Francia K R Singleton and daughter Florida on a motor trip to Mt Rainier. The piece lists numerous residents and visitors and their travel plans including moves to Bremerton Seattle Vancouver Island and New York with destinations such as Sorrento Hotel George Michaelis home and Smith College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arthur Deming
Kathleen Delaney
Bellingham
Myre
James Anderson Wood
San Francisco
Francia KR. Singleton
Florida Singleton
Mt. Rainier
Social events fill Seattle club season with gatherings
Informal Luncheon at the Seattle Club hosted by Frank Dabney and Miss Dabney on Tuesday nine enjoyed the hospitality. A dinner was given by Mr Samuel at his home for several couples. Tea at Camp Humphreys honored visitor Mrs Charles of Virginia hosted by Miss Doris Mitchell. A paper chase and teas followed at Hunt club and Women's club. Musicians performed as guests arrived. a dental tea shop reception featured local leaders and Miss Myrna at the piano. A Jumble Dance occurred in the Red Cross shop with Florence Ives in charge. a house party hosted by S L Crawford drew fourteen guests. Catherine Hughes hosted a luncheon and theatre party for Miss Gertrude Zweck en route to Honolulu. Miss Babette Basthiem celebrated her sixth birthday with a theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Camp Humphreys
Virginia
Doris Mitchell
Mitchell Coutts
Mitchell
Charles Moses
Edward Brad‘Ballinger
C. C. Carpen
W. Dwight
Louise Raymond
Miss Curtis
Frank M
R. Palmer
Ben Palmer
Elmer
Robert McCausland
William Lee Norris
Leila
Ann Agnew
Lee Poole
William Brawley
Myrna Violinist
Gertrude Zweck
Milwaukee
Catherine Hughes
Miss
Honolulu
Social News Compliments and Gatherings in Local Clubs
Mrs S K Tap pans farewell lunch before moving to Detroit where she will live. The Eastern Star Red Cross group hosts the event on Thursday August 7 at 1 PM at Pig n Whistle. Six guests dined Monday night with Mr and Mrs William M Bolcom at the University club. Mrs Ernest Vincent Shayter is honored with a luncheon hosted by Mrs Albert Timmerman on Thursday at her Lake Washington home. Mr and Mrs Harry S Worth newly arrived from Cedar Rapids IA were guests of Mr and Mrs J E Pinkham for a dinner dance at their Laurelhurst home. invites go out for a similar event next Wednesday. Mrs James H De Veuve hosted a picnic luncheon at her country place near Highlands, twelve guests attended and three bridge tables followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. K. Tappan
Detroit
Pig'n Whistle
Eastern Star Club
Red Cross
William M. Bolcom
University Club
Ernest Vincent Shayter
Albert Timmerman
Lake
Washington
Harry S. Worth
Cedar Rapida
Iowa
J. E. Pinkham
Laurelhurst
James H. de Veuve
Highlands
Caird Leslie Seattle Boy Becomes World Famed Dancer Secretary
Seattle native Caird Leslie, once a Broadway High graduate, rises from local beginnings to work as private secretary to world famed dancer Adolf Bolm. After years of study and a pivotal switch to New York, he debuts at the Metropolitan Opera House and earns a principal role in a Chicago Ballet production. Leslie plans Chicago residence by November 1 and a United States tour following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caird Leslie
Adolf Bolm
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Ruth Page
Columbine
Leslie
Bolm
Seattle
John Butler
Fine Arta
Caird
Caird Leake
Caird Lestie
Broadway
John Bull
North
Student Army Training Corps
Chicago Opera Company
Keolie
Chicago
Metropolitan
United States
Confessions of a Bride Uncovers a Hidden Letter
In a tense chapter, the narrator cares for Baby Barbara while facing slander from Kate Miller. A sealed letter from Benjie Lorimer surfaces, dated the day of his death, hinting at a possible maternity link and offering the last clue against Miller's plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Lorimer
Bob
Benjie
Sk. F.C
Lieut
Lorimer
Benfjie
Barbara
Katherine Miller
Social News and Local Movements This Week
Mrs. William R. Ripley of Tacoma visits her mother Mrs. Alexander Baillie while her husband joins a fishing party. Edward T. Garretts enjoy several days in Victoria with stops in Seattle at the Hotel Washington. Sir Wilfred Laurier and others return to San Francisco. Tracy Robertson and Janet Henry end a two week Gearhart visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sweeney. C A D Young and J Shackleford Hines return from Victoria with Mrs. Hines sponsoring a ship. Florence Kusche of New Rochelle arrives for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clare B. Warnsworth. C W Crockett and sons leave for a Lake Crescent motor trip lasting until after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Baillie
Flt Crowe
Jack Crowe
George B. Nicoll
William R. Ripley
Alexander Ripley
Tacoma
Skykomish
Lake Ashman
Seattle
Saturnd
Wilfred Laurier
Tracy Robertson
Janet Henry
Gearhart
E. F. Sweeney
Florence Kusche
New Rochelle
Clare BE. Warnsworth
C. W. Crockett and Sons
Walter and
Oliver, Jr
Lake Crescent
Japanese breweries produce 210 million gallons of sake
Japanese brewers turn rice into sake with annual output around 210 million gallons, highlighting the scale of the nation’s alcohol industry.
Tobacco Charley and the Mind Body Bond in Tobacco Use
A reader writes to Miss Grey arguing tobacco's biochemical link to thought and action. He recounts 17 years of use with a year quit, notes social harm, and advocates gradual quitting via mind set and astrology while supporting a policy to curb tobacco shops and cigars for his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Charley
Club Notices for Thursday Evening Meetings
Maccabee Seattle Review group meets in the evening at the W O W hall. Pythian Sisters hold a gathering at 256 ER 69th. Sunshine Guild meets at Dr Frank R Lacope 2335 Boylston Ave N at 11 AM. Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae host a reception for Mabel Chilberg Delia Shelton Helen Huston at 2 PM. Rainbow Temple Ladies meet at Mrs L Kirk 6222 Palatine Ave at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabee
Seattle Review
W. O. W. Hall
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters Aitruletic Club
R. G. Green
Sunshine Guild
Bunehine Guild
Frank R. Lacope
Boylston Ave. N
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Mre
F. W. Maribut
Prospect
Mabel Chilberg
Delia Shelton
Helen Huston
Ladies of the Rainbow Temple Club
Fashions for Americans Designing Youthful Styles
The article outlines how adult fashion adapts to girls ages several years and up with straight line dresses, tunics, and draped effects. It highlights a smart tunic dress in wool, velvet, or feta, fringe trims, and optional wide girdles. It notes tussah and pongee fabrics as winter choices with bright embroidery on smock like frocks for young girls.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Brainerd
C. B. Woolsey
Eleanor Keith
Frances Oldham
C. B. Lamont
Francie Guy Rink
Lurie
Brodie
L. B. Byman
Lawrence Richardson
Eunice Castle
J. D Butler
Bremerton
Edward Franklin White
Anna White
Harold White
University
George Michaelis
Mederal Ave
Edward Chase
Margaret
Richard
Elsie
Sorrento Hotel
San Diego
William Hessert
Bertha Fairbanks
Irene Rogers
Everett Davis
Walter R. Hamilton
Rochester
William Clyde Brown
Olympia
M. H. Graham
Katharine Crawford
Mirs Dorothy Darling
Everett
Hugh McCaughey
G. A. Kobold
Vancouver Island
Grant A. Mark
Gervais Purcell
Hugh Purcell
Los Angeles
P. C. Goodrich
Seattle, Ia
Chatham
Vanderbilt Ave
Misa Dorothy Ehrlich
Smith College
Buffalo
Andrew Price
Texas
L. H. Bean
Mrs. Bean
A. B. Graham
Bar! P. Jamison
Albert N. Cheney and Son
Charlies L. Moses
Vader
Andrew Jackson Fisk, Jr
Gladys Stewart
Yakima
S&s. Williams and Family
Dallas, Ore
A. G. Dunn
Union Et
Charlies FE. Jones
Eleanor and
Susan
Margaret Haneard
Lake Cle Blum
A. W. Leonard
Port Madison
Harry M. Hollis
Spokane
F. K. Munday
Munday
Amy Munday
Lake Rachess
Cymbra
Daniela
Vancouver
B. C
East Sound
Wallace Fisher
Frances Dodge
Mires Lotta Voorman
Bush Conservatory of Music
James Wylie
New Westminster
Crescent Beach
British Columbia
Frank Dabney
Miss Dabney
Er Sam Hill
Samuel
Harry Treat
Fred Struve
Daniel
Lindley
Raymond
Charies
Castien
Frink
Mise
Achsah Lou Mise
Ellen Messer
Lea
Virginia Mc
Camp Lewis
Hunt Club
Dhe Bureau
George B. Lamping
Heffernan
Kathleen
Rachael Price
McDonald
Ad Powell
Alice Ives
Miss Isabelle
J. C
Walter
Fulton
J. C. Williams
S. L. Crawford
Mr. Clay Crawford
Babette Basthiem
Mrs. Tappan
Crystal
Professor Vichers
Natatorium CO
Lenora
Wash
Bab
Miss Miller
Babe
Mia
Chapin
Babs
Daddy
Kate Miller
Daddy Lorimer
Mrs
Edward T. Garrett
Victoria, B. C
Cynthia Grey
Minas Grey
Maccabee Review
Alumnae Kappa Kappa Gamma
Ladies of Rainbow Temple
Ration
Electric Appliance CO
Third Avenue
MeDougall
Southwick
Coliseum
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