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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1919

Page

2

Christmas Dinners and Club Dances With War-Time Guests

Social notes list numerous dinners and entertainments across families and clubs for Christmas and holiday season. Guests include Mrs. Mallinger, Mr. Talcott, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Page Ballard, Mrs. McCulloch, and many others. Events span private family dinners, Junior and Sunset clubs, Wyoming ship crew dance, Broadway guilds year-end party, and Twelfth Night dinner at the College club with notable host committee.

Richard A. Mallinger Richard Talcott Stan

Cube Shaped Home Warns on Cost and Simplicity

A compact cube shaped house is presented as the cheapest form with practical layout. The downstairs roughly halves living space with a quarter for the kitchen, leaving room for a bedroom and bath or dining area. Some use a dining nook and a disappearing bed for emergencies, while future attic expansion and wings are advised if space allows.

Program at White Elephant by Cody and Ferguson

The White Elephant Shop hosts Friday noon entertainment arranged by Miss Annabel Trent featuring Mr English Cody, a New York concert baritone, with Mrs Ferguson at the piano. Those who heard him before will be keen to attend. Also Broadway Orthopedic Guild meets Friday at 2 pm with Mr Andrew Gilleaple.

Broadway Guild Army and Navy Club Donald Barnes Mary Dudley Walker Margaret Ames Patricia Fotheringham H. R. Messer Lewis B. Peeples Paul Henry Richard Perry James Hamilton de Veuve Robert Greer B. I. Garrett John W. Eddy Robert Wilson Langdon C. Henry Otis Floyd Lamson Andrew Gillespie T. A. D. Jones White Kingdevert Shop Annabel Trent English Cody New York Thomas Moir “Ferguson Mr Cody White Elephant Shop Orthopedic Guild Broadway Orthopedic Guild Andrew Gilleaple

Progressive Whist Party Tomorrow by Golden North Ladies

The Ladies of the Golden North plan a progressive whist party tomorrow at the K of P hall located at First Avenue and Pike Street. Proceeds support the club's charitable activities and community projects.

Progressive Whist Ladies of the Golden

Guild representatives to meet for hospital Christmas gifts

Guild representatives from Orthopedic hospital will meet Saturday at 1 30 at Mrs George T Myera home 1204 Boren avenue to wrap gifts and fill stockings for the hospital Christmas tree Neighbors of Woodcraft Palm circle No 66 will hold a social and Christmas tree celebration for members and their families Friday evening in the Swedish club hall

The Orthopedic Hospital George T. Myera Boren Avenue Woodcraft Palm Circle No Woodcraft Woodcraft Beattie Eighth Avenue Olive Street Sunshine Guild Mooseheart Legion Mra. C. W. McCowan Eighteenth Avenue Mary BD. Lee

Portland trip planned for Christmas by Donworths and relatives

Parronall Mr and Mrs Carl Donworth travel to Portland to spend Christmas with Mrs Donworths parents Judge and Mrs Charlie Hrey. Mine Jane Perkins Muriel Waterhouse Hazel McMillan and Dorothy Kerns of Portland expected to arrive from the East Friday to join holidays in Seattle. Arthur Wilson Denny and son Robert left Monday for Tucson to spend holidays with Mrs Denny's son then head to California.

Carl Donworth Christman Portland Mrs. Donworth Judge Mra Charlies Hrey Mine Jane Perkins Muriel Waterhouse Hazel McMillan Dorothy Kerns Seattle Arthur Wilson Denny Robert Denny Tucson Arizona Clarence Shannon William A. Shannon Laurence Grey New York Mr. Millington Grey Terrill School Dallas Texas J. J. Connell California Shanghai Oregon Mrs. Hickman Price New York City John Ewing Price W. R. Ballard Stanley Ballard Yakima Iavid Gilmore Ballard Leslie Larson Larson Lawrenceville

Various Seattle clubs and social events for holidays

A long list of holiday plans and visits impacts Seattle society. Women and men from local clubs including the Nineteenth Century Club, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Auxiliary, Latona PTA, and Sun­shine Guild schedule luncheons, card parties, meetings, and thrift sales. Families plan travel to New York, Norfolk, Vancouver, and Oregon. local members host gatherings at homes and clubs, with notes on hosting duties and speakers.

Legion Opposed to Usurpation of Law

Rainier Post No. 1 pledges support for constituted authorities and rejects any effort to seize legal administration. A special committee led by Laula Schwellenbach reported the stance at Tuesday night’s meeting. Members will not meet during holidays and will elect new members the first week in January.

Rainier Post No. 1 Laula Schwellenbach

Luncheon and Initiation Planned by Seattle Chapter 95

Six Avenue Southwest hosts a 1 p.m. luncheon then a transfer to the ferry for Massa chusetta street. Seattle Chapter No. 95 FE. 8 will meet in Corinthian Hall at p.m for initiation as KE. &. and 0. FE. members.

Sixth Avenue Fauntleroy Massachusetta Street Seattle Corinthian Hall

Confessions of a Bride Escalates to Hidden Loft Mystery

A tense exchange reveals Donna Camilla as a potential hypnotist and plots at the hacienda. Bob and the narrator fear Certeis and Don Manuel while pondering war with Mexico and a secret service stance. A future development arrives via a surprising messenger.

Dearest Certeis Jane Donna Camilla Bob Donna Camila Order of Hamilton Certeis United States Mexico Certels Don Manuel

Public dances and the view of decent people

Dear Misa Grey argues that some good men and women attend public dances occasionally but do not make it a habit. Lillian notes many students go to public halls to seem devilish, yet she prefers private club dances that exclude the noisy crowd and unwanted company.

Cherry Misa Grey The Lillian

Fire destroys Waller hall at Willamette University

Salem Oregon December 17 fire believed started by seals in a laboratory gutted Waller hall building of Willamette University last night causing damage estimated at more than 35000 dollars.

Salem Ore Waller Hall Willamette Cite

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Rebecca Stevenson Main William D. Perkins Roy Page Ballard George B. McCulloch McCulloch Charles Staman Staman James Griffiths Christ Mrs Stanley Griffiths Stephen B. Gibbs Charlies W. Lea Cornelia Maltby Cornelia Malt Waterbury, Conn Park Weed Willis A. L Tea Sunset Club David Edward Skin Mr. Hill Samuel Hill Mre Ira Rawn Sidelia Tra Rawn Puc Letcher Lambuth Frances Robinson Sunset Club Wyoming 8. 8 Navy Yard John Halllargeon Carl Ballard Lyman Black Carl Deenworth Stephen Hoag Keith Fisken Laurence Martin Donald A. Nicholson Richard W. Perry Raymond K Frazier Victory Club Masonic’ Temple Campau Eddie Pratt Wisteria Dancing Club Wisteria Club Christensen DeRoy Elgin Waltham Hamilton Eversharp Jay E. Deroy Second Avenue Suleping Eve Fleer White Elephant Parronall Dorthea Sharples Mixa Helen Walker Virginia Wiley Nineteenth Century Club Y. W. CA Mia Gorton Nellie Quirk Diederick Oldenberg Federal Avenue Oldenberg Maisie MacMaster William Bowden Stanford University Los Angeles Wallace Fischer W. G. Swalwell Ngham Fran 8. McCord, Jr Yale Richmond Kentucky Falcon ‘Joalin Bert Griffitha Hotel Washington Victoria Brotherhood of Locomov Tive Wingineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Foresters Hall Firet Avenue Woman's Society of Baptist Church Woman's Society of the First Baptist Church Latona P T. A Latona Parent- Teacher Association Gay Lawnon Y W. C. A. Work Howell Jeanace Bruce Elmore Vancouver Charlies Nelson Katherine Agen Norfolk Virginia Dorothy Lindsey Boston R. 8. Kelney Mont Clair New Jersey Charles McKennie Green Lake Assembly United Artisans Fourth Avenue Grotto Literary Club Grotto Sorosis Club Luke J. KR. Nagel L. W. Grout Uffini Pitti Daughters of St. George Daughters of St. George Alexandra Lodge Scottish Rite Amaranth Club L. W. Davis Cherry's Madison Spring Legion KODAK Northwestern Photo Supply CO Eastman Kodak CO Fourth Ave Slatili Rio Sam Chance Secret Service Cynthia Grey Columbia Mays Columbia Records Union Street Phonograph Department
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