One Hundred Club Planned By Seattle Social Group
A Seattle society gathering at a private residence laid groundwork for a club named One Hundred Club. The aim is to form a group of about one hundred couples who have married within the past years. An inaugural season will feature two balls. Executive committee members include Keith Bullitt John Ames Carl Gould and Kenelm Winslow Jr.
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John A. Bail
One Hundred Club
Com
Keith Bullitt
Johns
Carl Gould
Kenelm , Jr
Stanley Minor
Holiday guests and club events noted in local listings
Planned holiday guests from California will visit Miss Raw and others as invitations go out for tea at Miss Elizabeth Folsom’s and a December 20 event. The Wives’ Club December program includes candy stockings, a faculty dinner, and a mixer. a festive music program by the Musical Art Society features a varied carol lineup. An informal dinner and a junior club dance are planned, with officers of the U S Navy visiting, and Alki Circle Bazaar proceeds aiding local families in need.
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Jane Stimson
Henry
Mary Greer
Nettieton
Jean Fay
Raw
California
Elizabeth Folsom
Ember
Sally Harbaugh
Ty Wives’ Club
David Thomps
Theodora
Magnussen
David
Wire Musical Art Society
Fem
Fine Arts
Helm Boardman
Alki Circle
Alki Cir
Society, Screen, Stage Events Across Seattle This Week
A roundup of social happenings includes a Pine Arte ball festa with Bring and Buy at 7 and 8 pm and a Dinarmament speech by Judge Horner. Also rummage sales for ex service funds at Arlington hotel and a Canadian Club dance at Seattle Yacht Club. University Guild meets at 10 am, and later education week lectures and Pythian Sisters elections wrap the week.
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Pine Arte
Fourth Ave
Horner
Beax-Service Women's Club
Ex Service Women's Club
Arlington Hotel
Snle
Dance Patrons and Patronesses Named for Mount Baker Club
The Mount Baker Park Social club lists patrons and patronesses for the dance at the clubhouse Saturday evening. Names include Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Stoll, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hyde, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moran.
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Mount Baker Park
Parrells entertain for newlyweds Earle and Alice Farrell
Mr and Mrs EB Parrell hosted a weekend gathering at 4423 Sistave W to honor their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Earle M Farrell born Alice Martel The home featured white and green decor and about seventy relatives and friends enjoyed music games and a buffet supper
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EB. Parrell
Sistave, W
Earle M. Farrell
Alice Martel
Holidays Abroad and Homebound Guests Visit Seattle
A string of local families and visitors plan travels and gatherings over Christmas and the new year. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fef. Fyman return from the East Saturday. Miss Mary Louise Hebbard will spend Christmas in Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. John Robell head to New York to visit daughter Dorothy Campbell at Miss Spence's school. Mrs. Lyle Spencer travels to Appleton, Wis., with son Dean for Christmas. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrington Edwards of Kalispell at Hotel Sorrento and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Jenner moving to 9123 Harvard Ave. N. Mrs. Stewart Macklin and Chester Keith host relatives from Coronado for Chicago holidays. Mrs. Eric L. Smith of Kansas City visits Weeks then returns home. Miss Theresa S. Flynn sails from Vancouver to Honolulu to wed Douglas Watson on Christmas Eve. sister Agnes Flynn accompanies her. Mrs. David Moe’s goes to Mexico to visit sister H. E. Brett. Mrs. Quincey Emery and two children visit Greenwich hosts. Mrs. Robert Gillespie of Portland returns home after two weeks. Dorothy Petley leaves for Bellingham to attend Normal School.
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Lyle Spencer
Appleton
Wis
Dean Spencer
Theresa S. Flynn
Vancouver
Wash
B. C
Honolulu
Douglas Watson
Agnes Flynn
Dry Law a Fake, Say English Observers
English labor MPs T. H. Sitch and J. B. Damn traveled to the United States to study prohibition and report that the dry law exists in theory only and has not benefited production in any way.
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London
T. H. Sitch
J. B. da Nm
United States
Miss Grey
Australians Flood Relief Fund Tops Half a Billion
Sydney reports grateful Australians have already donated 500 million dollars for relief of soldiers returning from the war. By January 1 the total is expected to exceed 750 million dollars.
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Sydney
Siamese King to Wed Princess Vallatha’s Half Sister
The king of Siam, who announced last November his betrothal to Princess Vallatha, now says he will marry Vallatha’s half sister. The change shifts the expected marriage plans and may affect the royal family’s alliances.
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Bangkok
Siam
Vallatha
Community notices and club events on December 9
Various local clubs and organizations announce meetings, socials, and a bazaar on Friday December 9. Rebekah Lodge, W C T U chapters, Parlor clubs, and the British American Association list activities at Carpenter's Hall, YWCA locations, and other venues with times from 1 to 6 PM and luncheon options.
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West Side
Rebekah Lodge
Carpenter's Hall
California Ave
Mysteriously Dead From Strychnine
Miss Annie Cockburn died in Liverpool after admission to a local hospital for epilepsy. Doctors found strychnine in her body and concluded the poison would have killed within two hours. She was under constant observation in hospital and could not have poisoned herself.
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Liverpool
Dee
Annie Cockburn
American Proclaims Himself King in Tibetan Village
CAILUTTA December 4 F H Charles identified as American proclaimed himself king of a Tibetan village. He impressed locals by riding a revolve and wearing a gilt crown according to the India Times.
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Cailutta
F. H. Charles
India Times
Charles
Soviet Propaganda Spread in India Reported
Riga dispatch says over 300 Bolshevik agents were sent to India to foment trouble between Britain and Indian subjects, with liberal funding provided to all.
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India
Riga
Dec
England
Three Die From Heart Failure During Truck Run
In Burnley England on December 4 Thomas Billington a merchant driving during a strike died of heart disease while steering a truck down a steep hill and fell from the seat. The truck continued and killed a man and a woman before wrecking.
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Thomas Billington
Their Chief Caught Band Frees Hostage Returns to Fengjiangfu
C. H. Stevens the missionary kidnapped by brigands in Shensi was captured by government troops and has returned to Fengjiangfu. He reports he was well treated during his captivity and says the bandit chief Kaochin released him.
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Tientsin
C. H. Stevens
Shensi
Kaochin
Fengjiangfu
Austrian professors wear shirts made from bed sheets
An investigation in Vienna found that many Austrian college professors live frugally after the war. Reports indicate that some professors wear shirts sewn from bed sheets to economize on clothing.
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Vienna
Main Street opinions clash with Carl Lewis book critique
A reader disputes Sinclair Lewis's Main Street portrayal of Gopher Prairie, arguing small towns are improving and their residents, including leaders, are educated and cultured. The letter questions the book’s fairness to rural America, noting better town layouts and solid community values despite nostalgia for a simpler past.
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Cynthia Grey
Io Sinclair Lewis
Main Street
Carol Kennicott
Gopher Prairie
Miss Grey
Sinclair Lewis
Mr. Lewis
America
He Wants the Girl but Not Her Mother
In Durham England on December 4, Robert Harrison defended a breach of promise suit by Miss Eliza Hunter arguing mothers disagreed and they could not live with either mother in law due to scarce housing. The court awarded Miss Hunter one hundred twenty five dollars.
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Durham
England
Robert Harrison
Eliza Hunter
Hunter
Strangest Theft Reported Dr Mistlin Robbed of Teeth
London police report a remarkable burglary targeting Dr David Mistlin a Battersea dentist who lost 20000 artificial teeth in a single heist. The case stands out for its unusual nature and scale.
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London
David Mistlin
Battersea
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