Miss Swanstrom Hosts Tea for Miss Par and Miss Pay
Miss Strom issues invitations for a tea at her home on Tuesday December 27 from 4 to 6 pm to honor Miss Ann Par and Miss Helen Pay, home from Mills College, and Miss Combs and Mr. Rowley quietly wed the prior evening at the Derby residence with Rev. Majer officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Swanstrom
Miss Combs
Mr. Rovn
Miss Huston
Lucy Semple Swan
Strom
Ann
Helen Pay
Mills College
Miss Huston Weds Mr Stuart Taylor in December Ceremony
Miss Helen Huston daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Huston wed Mr Stuart McCord Taylor of White Bluffs son of Mrs George of Lexington Ky on Monday afternoon December 24 at the Huston home with Rev Dr Mark Allison Matthews officiating at 430. Relatives attend and reception follows. Other society notices describe engagements weddings and hosting plans at local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Huston
Robert James Huston
Stuart McCord Taylor
White Bluffs
George
Lexington
Mark Allison Matthews
Selma Johnson
Frank Johnson
E. George Erick
EK. J
Lemple
Cross the Sound
C. H. Bloomquist
Chris Tweet
Gang
C. J. Johnson
E. B. Moline
Misa Myrtle Johnson
Avi Tweet
Mies Esther Frosen
Cecil Brunner Jones
Mrs. Erickson
N. 70Th St
Christmas Dinner Guests Planned by Mr and Mrs Lowman
The Lowmans host twelve guests for a Christmas dinner next Sunday. The wedding of Miss Ruth Irene Phillipa and Mr John Milton Dodds is set for Thursday evening December 29 at Mrs Dodds home 5214 University boulevard with Rev C J Hawkins officiating. Maids of honor are Mise Janita Vanderer and bridesmaids Miss Eunice Morrin and Miss Edith Cattle. Edward and Mary Jane Conley to be ribbon bearers. Groomsman Edwin Fellows and ushers J C Phillips and Herman Brown. A reception follows with Mrs J Worth Densmore Mrs Edwin C Fellows and Miss Maude Randle of Tacoma assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Irene Phillipa
John Milton Dodds
Olivia B. Dedda
Dodds
University Boulevard
C. J. Hawkins
Mise Janita Vanderer
Eunice Morrin
Edith Cattle
Little Edward Conley
Mary Jane Conley
Edwin Fellows
Community events mix sewing, dinners and guilds this week
The Sunset club hosts a Wednesday 3 PM entertainment with Mrs. Stibbs and Mrs. Ward as hostesses. Families plan dinners including 26 relatives for Christmas at Mr. and Mrs. Connell and other households. St. Mark's Guild leads the Little Tea Shop with Mrs. Moore and aides. Irene Naydole and Clifford Williamson wed at Grace M E church. they will reside in the city. Japan bans women from political meetings. artificial silk goods replace plushes carpets and imitation furs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Club
Harry Glenn Stibbs
Edward Campbell Ward
St. Mark's Guild of
St. Mark's Church
Mra
J. EB. Moore
W. G. Hamlin
Adam Jardine
D. H. Sutton
W. G. Booth
W. A. Hail
Sheldon Anderson
May Cardin
Laura Cardin
Social Calendar Travelers Prepare for Holidays and Visits
Personal Mina Dorothy Dolee of Tacoma plans a Seattle visit for a Wednesday dance hosted by the Misses Jane and Muth Nettleton and will stay as their guest. Numerous residents depart for holidays and long trips, including trips to Chicago, Los Angeles, Singapore, California, and Coronado, with reunions and family visits noted in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Dorothy Dolee
Tacoma
Seattle
Misses Jane
Muth Nettleton
Gaynor
Los Angeles
Cal
Jane Nettleton
Mins Mansome
Piedmont
Russian Grand Opera Company Arrives for Open Engagement
After enduring hardship in their homeland the Russian Grand Opera company arrives in the United States and opens at the Metropolitan Theatre with Tehhaikovsky’s Queen of Spades. The cast includes Marie Mashir Mina Kasanskala Inna Lourtkaya Vala Valention Vladimir Daniloff Jacob Lukin Vladimir Radeeff Nikolai Karlash. They stage Carmen on Wednesday and Ru jalka on Thursday with Mermaids by Dargomisiky, with further performances to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russian Opera Company
Far East
Russian Grand Opera Company
Metropolitan Theatre
Tehhaikovsky
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Mise Marie Mashir
Mina Olga Kasanskala
Mies Inna Lourtkaya
Mise Vala Valention
Vladimir Daniloff
Jacob Lukin
Vladimir Radeeff
Nikolai Karlash
Carmen
Jalka
Dargomisiky
Aquila Lodge Elects Officers At Ita Hall Meeting
Aquila Lodge No 35 Degree of Honor Protective Association held a Wednesday business session in Ita hall electing new officers for the year. Names include President Mrs Ida Moench first vice president Mrs Pearl Morden second vice president Mrs Katherine Shults and others. Also new Prairie Rose club officers were elected at a Trast meeting. Union Bible Class UBC will meet Thursday for supper social hour and Bible study on The Christmas Message led by Mrs Florence Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquila Lodge
Ita Hall
Ida Moench
Pearl Morden
Katherine Shults
Helen Lee
Sadie Phillips
Juletta Morden
Ethel Fosnaugh
U. B.C
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Florence Porter
Prohibition Is Boon to Turks
Prohibition has cut waterfowl buying in half during the key holidays. Chicago merchants report a sharp drop in turkey and fowl sales as the old holiday custom fades. The piece recalls past festive, boisterous celebrations with carts of birds and public merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bee Palmer Strikes Back At Dempsey in Public Row
Bee Palmer, originator of the shimmy, lashes at Al Hlegel and Jack Dempsey in Chicago dispatches. She alleges Hlegel seeks 250000 for alienation of his wife's affections and decries him as a gutter pick from the piano trade. She says her stage tie to Dempsey was professional and that critics misread their pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciicago
Thee Palmer
Hueband
al Hlegel
Jack Dempsey
Hlegel
Dempsey
Lee
al Blegel
Jack Dempmy
Bee
Prisefighter
Landslide Victims Laid to Rest in Triple Funeral
The Beattie family victims and two young sons John David aged seven and Samuel aged five, buried after a landslide destroyed their home at 1910 Fairmount Ave. A triple service at Butterworth Mortuary, led by Rev. Maurice J. Bywater of St. John's Church, followed by interment at Lake View Cemetery under Loyal Order of Moose rites for the father Samuel Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reet Beattie
Samuel C. Andrews
Stersons
John David
Samuel
Fairmount Ave
Lake View
Butterworth Mortuary
Hev
Maurice J. Bywater
St. John's Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Samuel ©. Andrews
Japan adopts Chinese script era starts in AD 286
A aid sentence notes Japan had no written language until Chinese characters arrived around AD 286. The other item states Missouri's beekeeper industry markets about 3 million dollars worth of honey annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Ove Keepore
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle Society
Mr. Rowley
Eva J. Combs
Hugh Rowley
Ceeki Brunner
Walter B. Nettleton
Jane
Mise Ruth
Tl. RA. Gaynor
Reginald H. Parsons
Bacon
Thomas Fransiell
Cecil Bacon
William H. Payne
Ellie + Mise Llewellyn Morrison
Edgar Lee
Miss May Lee
the Golf and Country Club
Mr. and
Mrs. Farrar
Bert Farrar
Mrs. Gaynor
Misses Nettleton
Misses
Ruth Nettleton
L. R. Gaynor
E. George Erickson
Mrs. Starr Calvert
Misa Katherine Kenyon MacLean
Clare MacLean
Starr Calvert
William Calvert, Jr
Plymouth Congregational Church
Grady
J. D. Lowman
M. J. Connell
William Hunter McEwan
Mrs. James
Holmes
H. EK. Holmes
Miss Naydole
Mr. Williamson
Irene Naydole
Clifford P. Williamson
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
BF. W. Erickson
Mrs. Williamson
Sunset Heights Literary Club
Ida Edwards
Woodlawn Ave
Wallingford
Meridian
Sunshine Club
Queen City
Masonic Temple
Capitol Hill
J. E. McCallum
18Th Ave. N
Queen Anne Circle
Child Conservation League
Queen Anne Circle of the
L. B. Rehkopf
First Ave. N
Dorothy Snowden
the Snowden-Elliott Dramatic School
Fifth Ave
I. O. BE
Elks’ Club
Rh. L. Lindgren
Queen Anne Study Club
Paul H. Tovering
Fourth Ave
Cushman Hospital
Evergreen Hall
Arcade Building
Brighton PT. A
Brighton
Parent-Teacher Association
Ati P. m
West Side Woman's Improvement Club
Wheat Side Woman's Improvement Club
Leo Furbanks
Capitol
Capitol Hill. Co. T. UU
J. EB. McCallum
18Th Ave
Seahurst Council
Seahurst Council of Minute Women
Gymnastic Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Vassar
Vassar Endowment Fund
Y. W. C. A. Tea Room
Alki Review
W. E. A. of the Maccabees
W. W. W. Hall
Hive No
Russell
Nina M. Frye
Dauchiere of Veterans
Colman Dock
Merbers
Custer
Sons of Veterana
Browning Society
F. EF. Palmerton
W. Highland Drive
King
Woman's Century Club French Department
Woman's Century Club
Washington Hotel
AJR
M. E. Club
Lena Ries
Seattle Lodge
Seattle Lodge No
Degree of Honor Protective Association
J. E. Matt
Matt
Mary Jane
Charles F. Miller
Mildred Miller
M. A. Coombs
Worcester
Mase
Massachusetts
Elizabeth A. Hanlon
Mr. Hanlon
Mra. Coombs
R. #. Joyce
Katherine Joyce
Ogden, Utah
Henry C. Hibbard
Charles Brennan
Emal
Audrey
Singapore
Brennan
James FE. C. Leavitt
Indaw
Park Weed Willa
California
John Buckley
William Conner
Milwaukee
HH. KR. Messer
H. B. Marting
Boston
Roy Brown
Mies Florida Singleton
Coronado
Jee Carey
Carey
Mies
Margaret Henry
Mary Foster
Walla Walla
St. Paul's School
City
W.O. W. Hall
Prairie Rose Club
Union Bible Class
Russian Dramatic Club
Christensen's Hall
Henry Geratman
A. Gorby
Walters
David Schienberg
Henry Gerstman
J. Kligman
John F. Miller
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Seattle Review
W. B. A. of the Maccabees
Bee Palmer
Haag Electric
Wilson-Edison
S.tachmenta
Edison Electric
Majestic Electric
Simplex Ironer
Electric
Third Ave
Main
Holton
Martin & Washburn
Orpheum Banjos
Wm. Lange Paramount Banjos
United States
Pryor’s
U.S. Marine Band
Lyon and Healy
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