Marriage of Katherine Kenyon Maclean and Starr Calvert
The marriage occurred at the Congregational church in Plymouth at 5:50 pm with Rev. Carl H. Veasie officiating. The ceremony featured white chrysanthemums, greens, white tulle, and Cathedral tapers, with Laurence Calvert as best man and several ushers. Post ceremony, a reception was held at the bride's mother’s home and the couple left for a California wedding trip. They will reside at 23442 Lakewood Ave Mount Baker Park and will be at home after February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Katherine Kenyon Maclean
Clare Maclean
Starr Calvert
William Calvert, Jr
Carl H. Veasie
Laurence Calvert
Paul Boynton
How
Swalwell
Cameron Ostrum
Thomas Allen
Robert Kle
Butte
Mont
Clara Burch
Madell Gille
Miss Burch
Gille
Marian
Fraser MacPherson
Miss Burton
Alice Udden
Columbia
Miss Scott
Mat
Uddenberg
Parma
Dean Huntley
Spons
Andrew Kenyon
Freesia
Jane Calvert
Aslower
Deetercres
Calvert
California
Lakewood Ave
Mount Paker Park
University of Washington
Phi Sorority
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Informal Fort Lawton Dinner Hosts Capt Davis and Family
Fort Lawton quarters host an informal dinner this evening with Capt Frederick Davis A S A and Mrs Davis in attendance. Also noted is a bridge club gathering at Misa Helen Farrells home and a luncheon for Miss Leona Holcomb at Laval Heights. Engagement announced for Miss Ruth Irene Phillips to Mr John Milton Dodds with wedding planned December 29 at the groom's mother's home. Phillips is a University of Washington alumna and Dodds a UW graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Davis
Mrs. Davis
Fort Lawton
Bridge Club
Misa
Helen Farrell
Helen Enegren
Leona Holcomb
Laval Heights
Ruth Irene Phillips
John Milton Dodds
Olivia B. Dodds
Miss Phillips
University of Washington
Mr. Dodds
Dancing Party For Engaged Couple Aims For Month’s End
Mr and Mrs Edwin C Yellows host a dancing party at their Queen Hill home Saturday evening as part of a five dance series this season. The event compliments engaged Ruth Phillips and her fiancé John Dodds who will wed later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Phillips
John Dodds
Edwin C. Yellows
Queen &Nhe Hill
Veliows
Sub Debutantes Entertained At December Luncheon
Mies Ciladys Matthews hosts at her home Wednesday afternoon December 28 a luncheon for eighteen guests. The occasion is complimentary to the Minses Janet Henry, Marie Greer, Jane Stimaon, Jane Nettleton and Jean Fay who will be spending the holidays at their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Ciladys Matthews
Janet Henry
Marie Greer
Jane Stimaon
Jane Nettleton
Jean Fay
Delightful Yet Profitable Day at Merc Hamasen Home
A productive Tuesday afternoon at Merc W M Hamasen's residence saw a group of young girls complete layettes and baby dolls for distribution along with other items. The event aimed to bring festive gifts to homes where Santa Claus sometimes fails to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merc
W. M. Hamasen
Santa Claus
Campbell sisters host supper after recital at Fine Arts hall
Miss Euphemia Campbell and Miss Berna dette Campbell entertained with a supper for thirty at their home following their recital at the Fine Arts hall on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Hall
Euphemia Campbell
Bernadette Campbell
Informal Dance at Columbus Hall by Banking Group
An informal dance will be held Friday evening at Kaighta of Columbus hall hosted by the Seattle Chapter of the American Institute of Banking. Patrons include Mayor and Mrs. Hugh Caldwell and other notable couples such as Mr. and Mrs. N. H. ee, Mr. and Mrs. J. Swalwell, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Backus, and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaighta of Columbus Hall
Seattle
American Institute of Banking
Hugh M. Caldwell
N. H. Ee
J. A. Swalwell
J. W. Spangler
M. F. Backus
M. A. Arnold
M. A. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. C. RK. Shaw
J. T. McVay
C. Hy, Howell
Local residents plan Christmas and holiday visits
Personal notices list William K. Greene traveling East for holidays to relatives. A. P. D. Campbell and family visit in Bellingham. Mr. and Mrs. Spargur went to Tacoma for a concert. Miss Pearl Anderson and Nils Anderson head to Camano Island home. Catherine Royer returns from Milla college to spend Christmas with the Royers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Greene
A. PD. Campbell
Onintaw
W. T. Cavanaugh
Bellingham
John M. Spargur
Tacoma
Mr. Spargur
Orpheus Male Chorus
Pearl Anderson
Nils Anderson
University of Washington
Mabano
Camano Island
Catherine Royer
Milla College
Mrs
Edgar Royer
Carlton Halscamp
East
Henry F. Brown
St. Paul
Amphion Society Winter Concert Impresses Meany Hall Crowd
The Amphion Society under Claude Madden presented a promising winter concert at Meany Hall. Soloists Gertrude Huntley Green piano and Gideon Hicks baritone impressed with varied pieces and strong encores. The program opened with A Song of Greeting and included works by Underhill, Mair, Tower, and MacMurrough, receiving enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amphion Society
Meany Hall
Claude Madden
Northwest
Madden
Gertrude Huntley Green
Pianiet
Gideon Hicka
Miss Green
Schumann
Brahma
Chopin
Gideon Hicks
Strauss
Massenet
Underhill
Mair
Suami
Tower
MacMurrough
Macushla
Clubs Prepare for December Meetings Across City
The Van Asselt PT meets Friday December 16 with Helen Reynolds of Beattie schools headlining and rhythms by primary children. Various clubs including White Shrine Thimble and Pennsylvania Study plan meetings at homes and YWCA venues with speakers on women home life Christmas cheer and youth programs. A series of officers are elected for James A Sexton WRC and Woman's Relief Corp with flag presentation to Ruth School for Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Asselt
The
van Asselt PT. A
Helen Reynolds
Beattie Public Schools
Pennsylvania Study Club
Ketta Martin
J. S. Me.Manus
30Th Ave
Francis Roberts
Mount Baker Park
James A. Sexton
W. FR. C
James A. Sexton Woman's Relief Corp
Verna Miles
V. P
Ethel Whitton
Emily Fouts
Alice Shepard
Ella Guth
Anna Frazee
Mary A. Hoppe
Ella Osborne
Jennie Bowker
Mma Jobesa
Abbie Uder
Mary Langdon
Mary Hoppe
Lennie Manefield
Cora Loucks
Mary Sarver
Lettie Gamble
Ella Axtell
Margaret Herr
Lena Hardinger
Lilian Phelps
Ruth School
Grila
Mra
Donna Shielde
Tenement Landlord Fined for Overcrowded Port Elizabeth Home
In Port Elizabeth a tenement house landlord was fined 7.50 dollars for overcrowded conditions. Sanitary inspectors found the occupant count exceeded the air space allowance by one and three fourths persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Port Elizabeth
Concert of Hungarian Folk and Sacred Christmas Pieces
The program featured My Little Rosebud and A Tragic Tale by Fox to warm the audience. A holiday group included A Lovely Holy Night by Kremner, Spicker's Madrigal, and A Song of Thanksgiving by Allitsen. The recent concert surpassed last year's thanks to the performers and Mr. Madden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Kremner
Spicker
Allitsen
Madden
Seattle pianist Paul McCoole to tour with Virginia Rea
Paul McCoole, a young Seattle pianist and Cornish School student, has been honored by being engaged to tour the Northwest as accompanist to New York soprano Virginia Rea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McCoole
Seattle
Northwest
Virginia Rea
New York
McCoole
Cornish School
Readers weigh Sinclair Lewis Main Street in letters
A flurry of reader letters to Cynthia Grey debate Sinclair Lewis's Main Street and its portrayal of Gopher Prairie. Respondents praise and critique Carol Kennicott and Will Kennicott, noting the novel mirrors small town life, amid admiration for its character delineation and moral questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Lewis
Miss Grey
Main Street
Carol Kenniecott
Erik Valborg
Dr. Kennicott
Ned Swede
Olaf
Bea
Bera Stowbody
Fern Mullen
Hogart
Gopher Prairie
J. C
Mien Grey
Wall Town
Carol
Dr. Kennicett
A. W
Mise Grey
Ita Veriwi
Lewie
Percy Bresnahan
Leland Stanford
Lewis
Mim Grey
Kennicott
Memsie
Will Kennicott
Fern Mullins
Miles
Lfe
Hugh
Ma Bogart
Carol Saye
Fern Mullina
Mia Bogart
Mra
Uke
Bjornstam
Mes
W. J. Med
Carol Kennicott
Mre
Mystery Plane Falls Near Malmoe Killing Two
A plane crashed during flight near Malmoe Sweden sustaining fire. Both occupants died and identities remain unknown as authorities seek origin and ownership details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Malmoe
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Steatile Society
Miss MacLean
Mr. Calvert
Miss Enegren
Edgar Amen
Portland
Frank Calkins
Dartmouth College
Frank J. Calkins
Mrs. Curtis Sargent
Margaret Cook
Lillian Carstens
Franklin Sawyer Palmer
W. J. Crambe
Tientesin
China
Harold
Eugene Levy
San Francisco
Honolulu
Gertrude Wyman
Denver
Clark D. Davis
Bellevue Ave. North
Amphion
Marlowe Hartung
W. A. Hartung
Hartsook
British American Association
American Association
Christiansen’s Hall
White Shrine
Thimble Club
George Allen
Seventh Ave. West
Women’s Century Club
Women's Century Club
Ralph Lounsbury
Maiden Ave
Adele M. Fiekde
Erickson Room
Y. W. CA
R. Randall
H. Percy Sharpe
E. &. Stewart
Faholo and Retobe Clubs
Faholo
Retobe
Seabeck
U. of W
India
Tonia
O. KB. S&. Sewing Circle
Ada Johnson
Pennsylvania
Mra. J. FE. McManus
20Th Ave
Mise Fihetta Martin
Acacia Club
Ballard High School
Henry R. King
North End Flower Club
Monahan
Greenwood Ave
Fred Bearance
H. Simms
A. 8. Collins
Rena Wilbur
Y. M. 1. A. Bazaar
Independent Order of
F'nai Prrith
Menorah Society
Y. M. H. A. Keenar
7Th Ave
EB. Union
William McKinley
Ladies of the Grand Army
Veteran's Hall
Armory
Elizabeth Mighkinbotham
Abbie Hamilton
Emma B. Ewine
Anna M. Day
Netle Camp
May Vance
Ella Adama
Coterie Club
Phi Mu House
Frank Kannai
Thomas P. Revelle
Presbyterian’ Missionary Society
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Palestine
D. C. Lees
Jerusalem
Lees
Cynthia Grey
Sam Clarke
Mr. Lewis
M. M
Mises Grey
Sinclair ‘Lewis
Jersey
Wilson Bros
Phoenix
Second Ave
Hotel Savoy
Pine St
Westlake
Union St
Bartell’s
A. W. Whistler
Montelius
Lafayette
Seth Thomas
Richelieu
la Tausea
Rogers
Eversharp
Lafayette Jewelers
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