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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1919

Page

19

Wedding of Miss Jessie Lucile Roemer Hibler Captain George US Coast

The wedding of Miss Jessie Lucile Roemer Hibler to Captain Charles George of the United States Coast Guard was held last evening at the bride’s home. The ceremony featured traditional aunts of the wedding party, with bridesmaids in pink and blue tulle and orchids, and the couple departed for a honeymoon destination kept secret.

Roemer Hibler Mias Jessie Lucile Charles George United States Coast Mra Clara G. Roemer Baltimore Ross Smith Girta Gloria Hayat Hine Whaley Roger Holland Tacoma Miss Rice Upton Farris Caravan Katherine Miller Miss Car- Graves Zorada Huntley Tful Parre R. T. McEdligott Theu. S Capt Roemer

Tea Dance Guests and Attendants Celebrate Afternoon Event

Miss Elsa and Miss Li Ma were honored guests at Mrs Putnam Lillys event. Miss Moran hosted a bridge tea at her home in the afternoon. Miss Clarice Stoltenberg Miss Mar Stevens and Miss Charlotte were chaperoned by Mrs E O at the tea dance aboard the U S S Wyoming Saturday.

Jane Charles Willard Stmpeon Miss Jane Elsa Li Ma Putnam Lilly Moran Clarice Stoltenberg Mar Stevens Charlotte E O U. Ss Wyoming

Cherry's Store Promises Easy Payments and Strong Buying Power

Cherry's offers easy payments on charge purchases with confidential terms. Their chain provides strong buying power and competitive cash or on account options, aided by alert buyers securing reasonable prices.

Cherry’s Cherry's

Social Roundup From Seattle Dames And Socials

Compliments to Mrs. Roland Morrin and Mrs. Paull de Hwachinsky float with host and guest at a Sunset dance. The Broadway guild dance at the Army and Navy club drew praise with hostesses including Mrs. Field and Mrs. Graham. Junior officers from New York hosted an eighteen cover dinner at the Hotel Washington before the dance. Hazel Allen and Berneta Barbour led the Red Cross Tea dance preparations. Mabel Ashley will discuss industrial work with young women and Elizabeth Conklin will speak on India’s educational conditions at the Women’s University club. Lucata Mae Fortson and J. D. Treece plan a Portland ceremony on November 4. Treece is Seattle-connected via Delta Tau Delta. Mrs. H. L. Peters hosted a Doll Show luncheon at Hamilton Armory apartments. Tennis and baby doll events continue at the Tennis Club and Women’s University club respectively. Fortson Thygesen auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans to hold December 11 meeting in Veterans’ Hall with officer elections and a noon luncheon.

Women's University Club Mabel Ashley War Council National Board of Y. W. C. A Elizabeth Conklin India Fortson Thygesen Fortson Thygesen Auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans Veterans’ Hall United States Avie Moyea Australia Vancouver Niagara Moyes Chicago New York Alfred Blackall Beattie France Returned Soldiers and Citizens Moye Brisbane Women's Club

Amphion Society Luncheon Program at Mills College

The Amphion Society directed by Claude Madden presents Marie Sidonius Zendt in a soprano recital at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday December 9 at 8 46 p m The program includes The Star Spangled Banner Madame Crysantheme and pieces by Coleridge Taylor Vanderpool and others plus accompanist Miss Anna Great Dall The Mills College Club Luncheon follows at 1 p m at the Women’s University Club and a separate note mentions a surprise party for Alice May Murphy with guests from her schoolmates list.

Amphion Society Claude Madden Marie Sidonius Zendt Masonic Temple Madame Crysantheme Marie Midentue Zendt Jack Deliverance Coleridge-Taylor Anna Great Dall

Fourth Samuella Informal Dance Slated December Night

The Samuella Informala plans its fourth dance at the Knights of Columbus hall on December 19 followed by the New Year Frolic, with a spring series to begin in January and more details to come. Patrons include Mr and Mrs Stewart Burrell Patterson and Mr and Mrs James Henry Norton as organizers. Proceeds aim to aid Seattle families in need during Christmas relief efforts. The Bachelors club hosts A Holiday Hop on December 13 with music directed by Cliff Campau and a dedicated committee list.

Knights of Columbus Stewart Burrell Patterson James Henry Norton Seattle Bachelors’ Club Cliff Campau Ray Guien Charles Brickell U of W Herb Matadorf Broadway High Vernon Kiepper Franklin High School Norman Naashem Queen Anne High School Dan Smart Lincoln Clyde Rodgers Reedr Harry Hold Johnner

Green and Black club hosts successful Mt Faber Park dance

The Green and Black club held a very successful informal dance last Saturday at the Mt Faber Park clubhouse. The next event is planned for December 20 at the same location with committee members including Charlies Richenon William Dover Harold Morford Arthur Connee Leon Dover Cas a Riemer Phillips and eninatse Hall.

Green and Black Mt. Faber Park Charlies Richenon William Dover Harold Morford Arthur Connee Leon Dover Casa Riemer Phillips E Ninatse Hall

Eastern Star and Missionary Society Meeting Notices

Regular monthly Eastern Star club meeting in the club room 4090 Arcade building with trustees at 2 and club at 5. Ballard WCTU hosts a social at 2410 West Sixty third street. Home Missionary Society Seattle district hosts a ladies at home with lunch at noon and a program including national meeting news. Adele M Field Parliamentary Procedure Club meets at Washington Annex 130 pm with lessons on Previous Questions and Julian Caesar.

Pastern Star Club Eastern Star Club Home Missionary Society Woman's Home Missionary Society of Seattle First Methodist Episcopal Church Adele M. Field Washington Annex Cudihee Harriett Saunderson Julian Caesar

Social Roundup of Guests and Travel in Northwest

A flurry of visitors and departures fills Seattle and surrounding towns. Patrons from Victoria attend a junior dance in Seattle while others head to California for an indefinite stay. Notable guests include Mrs. Vera Strange Mrs. Grant Arnott Mark and Mrs. Wells in Loyal Heights, Avie Moyes returning from Australia, and Dr. John Gill's party from Lebanon Oregon attending the Noemer Hibler wedding.

Vera Strange Grant Arnot Mark M. E. Wells H. N. Anderson Loyal Heights John G. Gil Donna Warren Gill Lebanon Oregon Roms EB. Wibler Noemer Hibler Hugh Kirkpatrick

Welfare and club meetings listed for Friday evening

The notice lists meetings at Phi Mu chapter house 2530 University boulevard with speakers Maud Reeder and Prof Kenneth Brith, plus Palm Circle 66 Neighbors of Woodcraft, Queen Anne Improvement Club at 1650 McGraw street, and the Pastor's Aid Society at First Presbyterian church. Executive board sessions and officers' gatherings are scheduled with social time and cabinet meetings at 1 PM and 2 PM. Officers to be elected and attendance urged.

Phi Mu University Boulevard Maud Reeder American Med Cross Kenneth Brith Palm Circle No Woodcraft Queen Anne Pastor's Aid Society First Presbyterian Church Hostensen FE. M. Sherry J. M. Booth

Confessions of a Bride Exposes Hidden Armaments in Cave Lair

In a dramatic escape sequence, Rob is carried from a cave as Dr. Certeia and Don Manuel organize the extraction. The narrator discovers two stable mules and a tunnel network housing uniforms, rifles, ammo, and other military gear likely for an immediate uprising linked to Hamilton Certein's plot.

Rob Dr. Certeia Don Manuel Job Dr. Certela Bob Morrison Carranza Hamilton Certein

Seattle Sunbeam and the War Fear Amid Mountain Flight

A narrator recalls escaping a chase with a loaded improvised pistol in an aviator blouse as he and companions descend a mountain with burros and a bag of money hidden between sky and earth. The text ends noting that the number four is unlucky in Japan, tied to the word for death.

United States Hob Don Manuel Hamilton Certeis Japan

Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Requests Help

A reader seeks guidance on marriage nerves and lingering thoughts of a former sweetheart. Bertha advises outdoor exercise and four weeks of activity to refresh mind and body. Edna questions a Vancouver visit and urges remaining at home until age eighteen for safety and protection. M G offers eyebrows grooming by tweezing rather than shaving. A 13 year old asks about dress length with sister. recommended length is four inches below the knee.

Miss Grey Bertha Mins Grey Vancouver Edna

Complaint on Office Ventilation at City Hall

Agnes advises reporting to the Department of Sanitation at City Hall for action on putrid office ventilation. The writer prefers position outside the poor air and seeks a formal report path.

Miss Grey Agnes Department of Sanitation City Hall

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