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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1921

Page

2

Lavish Seattle Luncheons Honor Local Figures

Seattle society briefs detail multiple luncheons and teas honoring notable guests. Emily Jerome departs for Comstock School, Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Roe hosted in turn, and others entertain at Sunset club and hotel venues. A farewell luncheon plans and lectures at Sunset club are noted with ticket info and dates.

Miss Jerome Max Pratt Wells College New York William E. Roe Jamestown N. D M. F. Backus Sunset Club

Monday Practice Club Resumes Meetings in October

The Monday Practice club will resume its regular meetings on the second Monday in October with Mrs. Frederick Bausman as president, Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips as secretary, and Mrs. Broussais C. Beck as chairman.

Frederick Bausman Albert Charles Phillips Broussais C. Beck

Seattle Golf and Country Club Saturday Event

An event at the Seattle Golf and Country Club is announced for Saturday evening, September 10.

The Seattle Golf and Country Club

Red Cross Jumble Shop Announces Hat Sale on Thursday

The Red Cross Jumble Shop at Fourth and Virginia street announces a splendid assortment of good looking winter hats on hand and that they will be on sale Thursday, September 1.

Red Cross Jumble Fourth and Virginia St

Community Club Gatherings and Alumni Luncheons

Local notices list the Ballard Presbyterian Ladies Aid at 2 p.m. in the church annex with hostesses. Wisconsin Goldenrod Club plans a Wednesday meeting August 41 at 12:30 lunch and officer elections. Canadian Woman's Club hosts a lawn fete at Mrs. C. P. Gorman’s home with noon basket lunch. Human Analysis Class meets at 8 p.m. in YWCA Erickson rooms with readings by Professors Ayer and Sizer. Kla How Ya Alumnae hold Dutch treat luncheon next Saturday at Good Fats cafeteria. Chi Omega Alumnae meet Friday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Altha Perry Curry’s home. Meeting of Robert E. Lee chapter UDof to be announced.

Ladies’ Aid Society Ballard Presbyterian Church H. L. Wilhelm Z. W. Casler C. Holland Bert Marble Wisconsin Goldenrod Club E. A. Tobey Canadian Woman's Club C. P. Gorman Lucile St Elsie Lincoln Benedict Club Erickson Young Women's Christian Association John E. Ayer M. V A. L. Sizer Kla Kila University of Washington Second Ave Chi Omega Alumnae Altha Perry Curry Ravenna Blvd

Manitowoc Picnic Illness Traced to Ptomaine Poisoning

Manitouow residents and city officials visiting Sheboygan for a picnic and baseball game fell ill upon returning home. Forty people, including officials and families, were seriously ill though hosts remained unharmed. Doctors labeled the illness ptomaine poisoning.

Manitowoc Wis Sheboygan Initewoc

Rattlesnakes in Bed Force Farmer to Jump Window

John Langdon a fruit farmer in St Petersberg Florida found a nest of rattlesnakes between his bed sheets after returning from a visit. He jumped through a window and fell into a water barrel breaking his arm and nearly drowning before escaping as neighbors killed the snakes.

ST. Petersburg Fia John Langdon Langdon

Social Guests and Travelers Call at Laurelhurst and Rainier

A parade of visitors departs and arrives as Mount Rainier trips and Laurelhurst hosting continue. Col. Schulz and Col. Dockery with wives motor to Rainier. Skinner and Hamm return from abroad. European travels accompany Mrs. Hartbut and Miss Adams to the East. Families plan moves to Lake Ballinger and Billings while wedding couple ONeil return from California. Many guests prepare for study in Wells and Simmons colleges with future trips to New York and Boston.

David Edward Skinner Mire I4ona Hamm Europe California William Edina Jeannette Seraner Residence

Girl Pleads for Mother's Jail Term in Denver

In Denver on August 20, Catherine Harrison was taken to prison for shoplifting. Her daughter Elizabeth pleaded with the court to let her serve the mother's sentence, then threw herself at a guard and was ejected from the building.

Denver Colo Catherine Harrison Elizabeth

John Manville to Build 2 Million Plant in Asbestos

Montreal August 30 The Canadian John Manville company plans a 2 million dollar plant at Asbestos Quebec for manufacturing asbestos roofing shingles and related products. The project aims to expand production and create jobs in the region.

Asbestos Que Montreal John Manville Company

Keeps Pigs Cool by Fan in Shed

In Mansfield England on August 30 Erich Marden a local butcher placed a fan in the pig shed to ease the heat. The pigs pass their last days in comfort and retain fat despite extreme temperatures.

Mansfield England Erich Marden

Gold Shield Tea Added To Schwabacher Line In Seattle

Schwabacher Bros. & Co announces a new blend of Ceylon and India Orange Pekoe Tea under the Gold Shield brand. Imported from India and Ceylon, blended and packed in Seattle, priced at 75 cents per pound, 40 cents per half pound, and 25 cents per quarter pound. Leading grocers will stock the high grade tea with a promise of quality over price.

Ceylon India Seattle

Education debate on success and substitutes in modern life

Cynthia Grey reports a streetcar conversation where two young women contend education helps success but is not essential. They argue indomitable effort and work capacity can substitute, while college broadens life views and fuels study and analysis. Readers’ questions cover perches, Easter lilies, and name meanings.

Cynthia Grey Clee

Girls Aid to Prosecute Man in McComb Case

Mrs Angela Kaufman, a wealthy adviser to Erle Mullane during his murder trial, announced plans to travel from Los Angeles to Kansas City to aid the government against W Elmer McComb. She claims substantial evidence and says she will press charges under the Mann Act and pursue a $20,000 damage suit in Mullane’s name.

Angeles Cal Tlam Los Angeles Kansas City W. Elmer McComb Angela C. Kaufman Erle Mullane McComb Erie Neao Tulkey Miami Oklo

California census shows rise in foreign born and Japanese residents

The 1920 California census reports 75.4 percent native white and 19.9 percent foreign born. Japanese residents number 71 952, up 69 percent from 1910, with Filipinos 2 674 Hindus 1 723 Koreans 172 and small counts of Hawaiians Malays Samoans Siamese and a Maori.

California Washington

California resort destroyed by fire in Venice

The Baz 4a4 cafe, a new and pretentious pleasure resort on Sunset Pier, was destroyed by fire early today. No survey of the loss has yet been made, though it will run high into the thousands.

California Venice Cal Sunset Pier

Serbian Regent Seeks English Bride for His Bride

Belgrade reports Prince Alexander regent of Serbia, now abroad, seeks an English princess for his bride and has been connected with Princess Sophie of Vendome as a possible match.

Belgrade Alexander Serbia Sophie of Vendome

Girl Drug Addicts Increase in London

Police reports show drug addiction rising rapidly among girls in the West End district. Every cocaine dealer arrested is being sent to prison.

London West End

Herring Detects Minute Temperature Differences

Research shows herring can sense temperature changes as small as a quarter of a degree. This demonstrates acute thermal perception in marine animals and may inform studies of sensory biology.

Six Geese Have a Total of 36 Legs

TURIN Italy Aug 30 Each of six geese hatched on a farm near here has six legs Their owner is getting rich by exhibiting the feathered freaks.

Turin Italy Here

Teacher Wins School Admission Battle in Redhill

In Redhill England on August 30 Mrs Jas Payne argued with her son's teacher over a criticism and refusal to apologize. The teacher refused admission of the Payne children to school and was upheld by the local school board. Water striders are noted to travel on pond and stream surfaces.

David O'Keefe Tipperary Savannah Georgia China Hina Yap Dollyboy United States Hongkong Redhill England Jas. Payne Payne

Fragmentary OCR notes on a theater matinee interaction

Incomplete OCR fragment hints at dialogue during a matinee performance. Phrases include exclamations, possible names Jill and Matinee, with tense, crowded emotions implied but unreadable. No clear event, date, or attribution available.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Seattle Society Emily Jerome Comstock School Mrs. Backus Mrs. Trimble Mra. Muir Gen. Muir Mra. Duncan Col. Duncan Camp Lewis William Pitt Trimble J. W. Godwin William P. Harper Katrina Myers Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Dittmar Carl Dittmar Marion Frye Cleveland Ryus Harmon Ryus Bruce Morgan G. H. Hettinger Hettinger William M. Beebe Hotel Sorrento John Henry Big Ngerty Robert E. Schmitz Anna Thomson Milburn Hill Women’s University Club Homer M. Hill Woman's Century Club Seattle Federation of Women'’s Clubs Washington Equal Franchise League Washington Equal Suffrage Association George N. McLoughlin Henry Landes Maud Parker Rhea Whitehead C. E. Bogardus Landes F. H. Jennings Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs F. E. Palmerton Harvey Glenn Suffrage Association Women's University Club Golf Club Will H. Parry, II Tom Jones Parry R. K. McAusland Classic Culture Club Ah W. P. Harper Kinnear Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Association W. P. Brawley Léth Ave. N Robert Ee. Lee United Daughters of Judge Mra. Burke Col. i, HL. Schulz Mre. Schuls Col Oscar J. Charles Mra. Charles Mount Rainier Rey FE. Adama Mary Anne Janet Clyde M. Hadley Laurelhurst O. H. Dockery Mra John Henry O Helen Worboys Frank F. Frye Mrs Thomas Bordeaux H. W. Rowley Henry Rowley Port Madison Billings Mont Edward B. Ballinger Lake Ballinger Guy P. Halserty Aberdeen Donald Barnes Barnes Albert M. Barnes Cambridge Mass Elizabeth Hurlbut Anna Adams B. R. Adams Boston Simmons College Hortense Green East Minneapolis Miss Hennett A. B. Farts F. W. Hartbut Salcuttac Dominion Schwabacher Bros. & Co., Inc Per Wae Wan Ey eRe Uae Pesson Mies Grey Roma Misa Grey Iss Grey Star Office Mrs Grey Rome Cynthia John Q. M Baltimore C.f. Garfield Helen Peter the Hermit Jefferson Davis Carl Island of Emma Lord Baltimores Jim Calvert George Cecil Charles Benedict Frederic Sodom Cook Eldon John Welker Stockton-on-Tees Durham Crescent Manufacturing CO Seattle, Wash Cherry Credi Rialto Prt Jill Ty
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