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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1921

Page

2

Seattle W Society Hosts Brilliant Salon Ball

The Seattle Women’s Society held a grand ball at 206 W Roy St hosted by twenty prominent city ladies. The hall resembled a French salon with silver and blue decor, tall candles, silvered greens, pampas, and a fruit buffet. Notable hostesses included Mrs Burke and Mrs John Ballinger. many out of town guests attended from naval and military commands, highlighting a fashionable civic event.

Jter W. Roy St Burke John Ballinger Keith Logan Archibald Stewart Dow John W. Eddy Edd I. Garrett Joshua Green Robert Papin Greer Lang I. Clark Charles Muir Camp Lewis George B. Dunn de Warre Lewis Oscar J. Thatcher Crystal Springs E. R. Agnew Everett

Dinner for Betrothed Couple in Washington

Dinner for Betrothed Couple Mr and Mrs Edward Thomas Verda host sixteen at their home Sunday December 11 for their daughter Erma Verd and her fiancé Mr Grandy Trenholme ahead of their marriage in St chapel Monday at 8 o clock Assistants Named for a Tea Mrs William Eaton hosts a tea from five to seven Sunday with in laws and relatives presiding at urns Mrs Gregs and Mrs Kea among the hostesses Punch bowl duty by Miss Farrell Miss Small and Miss Tromowen at a Rainier club luncheon honoring Miss Verd guests include graduates and students of the University of Washington

Edward Thomas Verda Erma Verd Grandy Trenholme Miss Verd Mr. Holme St . Chapel Willam Eaton Wy Westervelt Gregs Greeg Richard Kea John D Farrell L Durand Claude M Helen Farrell Mary Small Thelma Tromowen Rainier Club Verd Washington Unk Gpeny of R. A. Wilson Wilson Grace William Leonard Faton Harry Weetervelt Green Gregg Mildred Gertrude Lewis Arthur Lewis William Calvert, Jr Katherine Maclean Warde McFarland J. Fred Braid Yacht Club Hippodrome Christensen’s Hall Laurence Calvert Thomas Charles Groemer George Turner Jane Mins Ruth Nettleton Sunset Club Mary Elizabeth Sweeney Edwina Florence Sweeney Hotel Washington Annex Janet Henry Jane Stimson Jane Nettleton Mary Greer Jean Fay Knights of Columbia Polly van Patten Mina Elizabeth Kerr Junor League Seattle Day Nursery William H. Calvert 16Th Ave Beattie Tennis Club Woman's Century Club P. B. Harrin 40Th Ave. N Madrona Augustus Saint Gaudens W. A. Foster William Elliott C. H. Dahlem John Burroughs W. H. Pittwood The Century Magazine J. K B. Hill Roosevelt Dam Mra Adolph Nel

Bridge Party Held at Wanamaker Home in Seattle

A bridge party for eight tables was hosted by Mrs Bes A Wanamaker and Mrs Philip M Liddy at 120 Place welcoming Mrs Wiggo Hansen of Chicago now in Seattle. Guests included Mrs A H Langdon and Mrs A W Pratt and others. Also planned dancing party at Miss Mary Bard’s home and a theatre and supper event for Miss Firma Verd and fiance Mr Dickson Grandy Trenholme with Miss Ruth Trenholme hosting on Saturday December 10.

Bes A. Wanamaker Philip M. Liddy Wanamaker 120 Place Wiggo Hansen Chicago Hansen Seattle A. H. Langdon A. W. Pratt J. W. Godwin Carl Baker Mary Bard Lora Harvey Firma Verd Dickson Grandy Trenholme Ruth Trenholme the Moore Fort Worden Greene Royal Kemp Greene Puget Sound Army Applin Frank Dexter Applin Hughes John Law Hughes Vose R. B., Vose Rice Kerwin Ap. Rice Louis James Bowler Miller Alvin Charles Miller Medical Corps Frederick L. Hayden Boyd J. L. Boyd Arthur D. Hughes U.S. A John L. Hayden U. A Puget Sound Coast Defenses

Major Fenner Dinner Hosts at Tennis Club

Major Raymond Fenner and Mrs Fenner entertain with an informal eight guest dinner at the Tennis club this evening. Orthopedic Tea Shop schedules list guilds and hostesses for each day next week from Broadway to Renton Hill with chairmen and hostesses named.

Major and Mrs. Fenner Raymond Fenner

Informal Dinner at Seattle Yacht Club Hosts

Lieutenant Colonel 8 W. Noyen and Mrs. Noyes host an informal dinner at the Seattle Yacht Club this evening.

W. Noyen

Junior league holds special meeting in Seattle Day Nursery home

A special meeting of the Junior league of the Seattle Day Nursery is set for Iber 15 at Mrs. J H Calvert home. Plans for a December 28 card party and nursery Christmas tree decoration will be discussed.

Seattle Day Nursery J H. Calvert Calvert

North Broadway Guild to Run Ortic Tea Shop Monday

The North Broadway guild will run the Ortic Tea Shop on Monday with Mrs. C. W. Crockett as host, assisted by Mrs. Alfred Rollo, Mrs. Archibald G. Clark, Mrs. Omar J. Humphrey, Mrs. H. HL. Pinkholm, Grace Fischer, Claire Stoltenberg, Karin Stoltenberg, and Alice L. McDonald.

North Broadway Guild Ortic Tea Shop Mra. C. W. Crockett Hostens Alfred Rollo Archibald G. Clark Omar J. Humphrey H. HL. Pinkholm Grace Fischer Claire Stoltenberg Karin Stoltenberg Mias Alice L. McDonald

Local D listings and departures for winter visitors and arrivals

Personal and family notices list departures to California and Europe, visits from relatives, and new births. Hebbard leaves December 17 for two months in California. Walter Henry to the East then Europe. Schweitzer and Browne Caswell residents. Fitch to spend Christmas with parents. Olive Kerry returns to Portland. Stimson family headed to Santa Barbara for winter. Penabody daughter born December 1 at Providence hospital. Joslin returns from the East. Healy family visiting Arlington. Almack welcomes a son born November 20. Ensign Ingraham to visit Lane family in East Seattle.

Seattle clubs plan December meetings and events

Regular meetings and public programs fill the schedule as Seattle clubs and organizations announce events from December 5 to 9. Highlights include National Education Week lectures with Mrs. Cora Stewart at Broadway High School, charity boxes for ex service men, officer elections, and social gatherings at the Beattie Yacht Club, Olympic View School, and YWCA venues.

Seattle Business and Profesional Women's Club Seattle Business and Professional Women's Club Beattie Grade Teachers’ Club Educational Department of the State Chamber of Commerce Mra Cora WH Jon Stewart Kentucky Broadway High School

Seattle clubs hold Monday meetings across literary and civic groups

The Seattle Woman's Club hosts a December 6 meeting with a 1 pm executive session and 2:40 pm program featuring readings by Irene McQuarrie and Lucile Johnsten in the Moderated club house at Harvard and K. Thomas. The King County Legislative Federation meets December 6 at 2 pm with anti narcotic and tax reduction reports. an 1 pm executive session. The Philomus club gathers December 6 at 2 pm at 4422 Woodland Park Ave. The Temple de Hirsch Auxiliary meets December 5 at 2 pm in vestry rooms with a 1 pm board session and officers reception.

Seattle Woman's Club Harvard Ave K. Thomas Et Irene McQuarrie Ae Ean Lucile Johnsten Gertrude Volchok Voonsolo Clarence Hooker Florence B. Smith King County Legislative Federation Y. W Temple de Hirsch Auxiliary of Temple

Recital by Ellen Shelton Harrison at Cornish School

Mrs Harrison presents Ellen Shelton Harrison in a December 6 recital at the Cornish school. The program features a mix of classical composers and pieces including Amati Caccini Gre再tohaninoff Arensky Grieg and Griffes with student Miss Edon McDonagh accompanying on piano.

Cornish School Ella Helm Boardman Ellen Shelton Harrison Hong Gretohaninoff Arensky Techaihowaky Kennedy Russel Esedes Manna Zucca Weil Richard Hagemann

Winifred Byrd Delights Met Theatre in Debut Concert

Under the Artists' Musical Bureau of America, pianist Winifred Byrd gave her first Metropolitan theatre recital. Her technically superb performance drew enthusiastic praise despite notes of limited warmth, with encores after popular pieces by Schumann, Beethoven Rubenstein, Chopin, MacDowell, and Liszt.

Artists’ Musical Bureau of America Winifred Byrd Metropolitan Theatre Miss Byrd Schumann Vienna Prophet Bird Beethoven Rubenstein Chopin MacDowell Artequin Stiertin- Vallon Lenchetizky Straus Schule Elver Mias Byrd Liszt Beethoven.Rubenstein Athens Miss Byrne

Sousa Leads Largest Band On 1921 Tour At Masonic Temple

Lieut. Com John Philip Sousa conducts a carefully chosen 85 member band to appear on a 1921 32 transcontinental tour with two concerts at the Masonic temple, a matinee and an evening performance on December 16.

America John Philip Sousa Masonic Temple

Eskimo Lecture At YMCA By Van Valin

W B Van Valin with six years at Point Barrow leads a talk on prehistoric Eskimo culture at the YMCA auditorium this Saturday at 7 p m. He will present motion pictures showing an ice preserved tribe unearthed during his Wanamaker expedition.

P. m W. B. van Valin Point Barrow Alaska John Wanamaker van Valin

Forged Vouchers In Seattle Labor Temple Case

The Seattle Labor Temple association resists a suit by the Cleaners' and Dyers' Local Union No. 183 over forged vouchers totaling 1344.65 claiming the signature of president C. B. Toadvine. The matter is before Superior Judge Otis W. Brinker.

C. B. Toadvine Seattle Labor Temple Association Cleaners Dyers Otis W. Brinker

Congress and Its Pro leme meeting for December two

Alpha Chapter C E 8 Alpha chapter No 116 C BE 8 will meet Saturday December 2 at Thornhall Green Lake Officers will be elected and there will be a fruit shower for the Masonic home Minnewatha Club to hold a chance at Christensen's Broadway hall Saturday evening December 3

C. BE Thornhall Green Lake Masonic Home Minnewatha Club Christensen Broadway Hall

October Births and Bad Luck Myths Questioned

Readers ask Miss Grey about luck linked to October births and other concerns. Advice covers superstition, making good coffee, John Howard Bryant, adopting children, civil service education needs, patent fees, night school options for stenography, and where to write for civil service info.

Miss Grey Ada Thebrary

Society at the harbor forts honors and events

Subtle courtesies mark Fort Worden hospitality for Marshal Foch on tour with high decorations. Luncheon for inspectors, then a deferred dance for Mrs Merriam, and multiple bridge and dinner gatherings at Fort Worden and Fort Casey featuring notable officers and guests.

Voila Monsieur le Marechal Ferdinand Foch America

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Seattle W Society Isc Tsong Edward Morgan Mills Broadway O. W. Crockett First Hill J. B. Quick University W. H. McCulloch Queen Anne H. R. Eliott Mount Baker Park P. J. Andrae Renton Hill Ed. Tmund Bowden Bridge Club C. P. Bryant Paula Cody Florence Lombard Grace Warner Faurot’s Hall Mre Alice Hebbard California Walter Henry East Europe Bert Schweitzer Browne Caswell Eleanor Fitch Milla College Mrs. W. H. Fitch Olive Kerry Portland Walter A. Moore Harold Stimson Santa Harbara Cal Folger Penabody Eunice Ford Providence Hospital Mr. Falcon Joslin J. H. Healy Arlington Sharon Almack Violet Anderson William Ingraham U. S Mare Island James Vs. Lane Business and Professional Women’s Club Seattle Review No Seattle Review No. 8 Maccabees W. O Lincoln Circle Child Conservation League Lincoln Circle of the Child Conservation League Mra. R. D. de Vere Woodlawn Northeast Improvement Club Olympic View Princess Angeline Native Daughters of Washington Henrietta Andrews Borenave. N Home Sewing Club Grand Army Home Sewing Club Swedish Hall Eighth Olive St North End Progressive Club Northnd Progressive Club Ella J. Traynor E. Spring St Beattie Yacht Club W. H. Keith M. T. Dalton J. Leamy Chas. £. Norton David Romer W. H. Coffin B. J. O'Reilly Canadian Club of Women's University Club West Queen Anne PT. A J. Allen Smith Ave. N. EB Queen City Sunshine Club Whatsit Club Degree of Honor Protective Association Evergreen Hall Arcade Building Emma P. Chadwick Grand Lodge Degree of Honor Protective Association of Orphee Club G. F. Weber 18Th Ave. N British American Association Fine Arts Hall Fourth Ave Horner Sunset Weights Literary Club Sunset Heights Literary Club Jennie Steeves Greenwood Ave Charlie Chaplin Olive Tell Jensen -von Herbert 2Nd & Universit Philomus Club Charles Somers Woodland Park Ave Mrs. Harrison Sousa Coming Roll Call Congress Florence Second Union Cynthia Greys Mian Grey John Howard John Howard Bryant Wyam Cullen Bryant Americana Washington Children’s Home Society Thompson Building Civil Service Bureau Federal Building Mine Grey Washington, D. C Civil Service U. S. Civil Service Bureau T Ave Union At City Service Bureau Arctic Bing Third Ave Cherry St Society AT the Harbor Forts John TI. Hayden Henry Macpherson Merriam Lucian R. Holbrook Field Artillery U. S A San Francisco William Mason Wright Ninth Army Corps H. C. Moore Engineer Corps Merriam Madeleine R. Clifford Strickland Edward Strickland U. 8 S. A T Engineer Corps Stiley Joseph Francis Stiley Edward J. Strickland Allan Trumbull Downs George Welch Sanford Lake Frederick J. Bailey Charles Francis Kuhn Lake Crescent Log Cabin Inn William Merriam Alvin Charlies Miller A Corps Iain Louis James Bowler Bowler Eves Francis James Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick Nyal L. Adams Cyrus Quentin Port Casey Fort Casey Harry T. Matthews Matthews William W. Wertz Wertz John Harvey Madison Madison Herbert A. Gardner J. Longstreet Whelchel Fort Flagler Whelchel Martha Bearden Mulholland Sea House R. Heggaboom
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