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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1922

Page

4

Seattle Society notes and upcoming events

Ambrose M Bailey announces the engagement of daughter Ruthie Misa Bailey, a University of Washington junior, as society circles anticipate a winter wedding. Maj L Bull Webster of Victoria BC will lecture on An Evening With the Dramalogues at the Women's University Club, a guest appearance praised in British theatrical circles.

Ambrose M. Bailey Bailey Ruthie Misa Bailey the of Washington Maj L. Bull Webster Victoria B.C New Janu Webster Seattle Webster British Dramatic School Women’s University Club Havor Webster Assembly Club Bungalow Inn

News from the Northwest social calendar during Christmas season

A flurry of holiday visits and return home fill social pages. Colonel Basil C Lenoir and family return from Fort Howard while Mrs Francia Allen plans to winter with them. Mrs Scott Bone travels from Juneau to visit Miss Marguerite Bone at the University of Washington. Numerous relatives, guests, and newborns appear, including the birth of a son to Millington Grey and Cornelia Black, and Alfred Harold Rooks Jr. in December in California and San Francisco.

Basil C. Lenoir Lenoir Fort Howard Maryland Francia Allen Commander Allen Therm Scott Bone Hone Alaska Juneau Marguerite Bone University of Washington Albert Harold Rooks Mra Rooks Edith Redfield Albert Harold, Jr San Francisco

Christmas events fill Seattle clubs and organizations

A long list of December 22 to 29 gatherings spans Seattle groups. Women’s clubs, British American Association, Masons, PTA units, and veterans groups host dances, programs, and a Christmas tree. The map includes Crown Hill, Fourth Ave, Third Ave, Nordica Club, Maple Leaf Post, and Moose Hall venues with varied entertainers and ben fits for children and the needy.

British American Association Fine Arts Vourth Ave Allah Knights of Pythias Third Ave Virginia American Legion Maple Leaf Post No. Ti Metropolitan Theater Douglas Behool Danny Wallace Halder Baasich Cosmopolitan Players Amphion Carl Retter Moore Theater Hecht Ollan J. EB Yobey Rhodes Broa Ward Ireland Randy Young Maple Leaf Post Seattle Circle W. Beattie Woodcraft Swedish Club Seattle

Washington Park Guild Tea Hostess Friday

Mee. Harry Coe will host Friday for the Washington Park Guild at the Orthopedic Tea Shop. She will be assisted by Mrs. Fred Everett, Mrs. Winthrop Hovey, Mrs. William Ritter, Mrs. Herbert Coe, Mrs. Clifford Wiley, Mrs. Charles D. Lewis, Mrs. J. B. Lukes, Mrs. George Youell and Mrs. Ella Provine.

Harry Coe Washington Park Guild Orthopedic Fred Everett Winthrop Hovey William Ritter Herbert Coe Clifford Wiley Charles D. Lewis J. B. Lukes George Youell Ellla Provine

Perfect Lover Has Love Notes

London reports that Dr Hugh Morton, condemned for defrauding women, possessed affectionate letters from women in Buffalo Atlanta and Pittsburg.

London Hugh Morton Buffalo Atlanta Pittsburg

Bavarian Brewers Report Poor Year

Bavarian brewers report the poorest year in their history due to decreasing demand for beer.

Munich

Turkish veil draws attention aboard ship

The yashmak worn by Mme. Louis Scart, wife of a French portrait painter newly arrived in this country, captivates onlookers. The veil, while perhaps not salt spray proof, exudes coy mystery and allure on shipboard, sparking comment about its effectiveness and charm.

Mme Louis Scart

Mardi Gras Held February 14 By Retail Grocers Association

A Mardi Gras festival planned by the Retail Grocers Association features a popularity contest for king and queen. Prizes will honor Northwest products, the best armed woman, and a best costumed couple. W. Be. Biles was elected president. Leslie Kime VP. N. P. Thurlow treasurer. and trustees named include FE. Ke. Buscee O. C. Williamson B. B. Brown Gui Isaacson M. G. Reman BE. C. Thaden A. Berridge H. G. Steel Guy Lewis B. Johnson Robert Avann and C. L. Plumb.

Masonic W. BE. Biles Leslie Kime N. P. Thurlow FE. KE. Buscee O. C. Willamson B. B. Brown Guat Isaacson M. G. Reman BE. C. Thaden A. Berridge H. G. Steel Guy Lewis B. Johnson Robert Avaenn C. L. Plumb

Sun Dodger Christmas Satire in Bohemian Washington College

The Sun Dodger comic magazine from Washington college presents a Greenwich Village themed Christmas issue with soap boxers long hair futurist art and odd costumes. It includes a plea to professors to show Christmas spirit in grading and suggests gifts for a Bohemian. Maurics Amiot edits with Pred Judges as associate editor Gene Purdy art critic Prank 8. Carroll business manager Lee Nerland circulation manager and Dean M. L. Spencer faculty adviser listed.

Bohemia Sun Dodger Washington College Greenwich Village Maurics Amiot Gene Purdy Prank

Revival of Old Christmas Lights Observance Noted

Dorothy Fay Gould discusses reviving the old custom of keeping porch lights burning on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. The piece also highlights school holiday programs, theater offerings in Seattle, and festive window displays at local shops across Beattie and the surrounding city. The article mentions Lancelot Gewen studying in Paris, architect conventions, and local Christmas theater efforts in the Seattle Community Service setting.

Dorothea 8. Coe Seattle Community Service Stuart Building

Plague on Liner Kills 3 Seamen

Plymouth report notes bubonic plague aboard a liner. three of five crew members die on arrival while 200 passengers escape infection. The item also mentions museum plans for a valued set and a New York gallery projection, plus a note on a female lobster laying up to 169000 eggs.

Plymouth Eng

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