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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1920

Page

4

Christmas family dinners noted in Seattle area notices

Miss Priscilla Em hosts fourteen for dinner Wednesday at her home while Miss Helen Farrell plans a family dinner for fourteen. Other households including Mr and Mrs J D Large Family Dinner Home and Mrs Alexander Raille arrange Christmas day meals. A wedding notice reports Josephine Hathaway to Fred Oliver Butler.

Eliza Ferry Leary Capt Kellogg A. N Navy Mr. Kellogg Edgar Ames George T J. Db. Butler Aining Priscillaem Seattle Helen Farrell Mrs. J. D Arge Alexander Raille Mrs. Warren Mrs Charles Beresford Warren FE. L. Hathaway Josephine Fred Oliver Butler Fred R. Moran Mount Baker Park Mrs. Bratnober John E. Bratnober Mise Jane Mimeons Willem L. Beddow Mise Elisabeth Heddow

Christmas Guests Arrive for Yuletide Visits in Puget Sound Area

Chilean Vice Consul L A Villegas and family arrive in Kobe and stay at Motel Washington. Emily Jerome returns from New York to spend holidays with her parents the Timothys. Mr and Mrs Hal H Williams travel from Puget Sound area to Pasadena for holidays. Ben Buth arrives from Heybrook to join his parents. David McConnel of Everett visits his sister and brother in law over Christmas. William Ripley and son Alexander travel from Tacoma to be hosted by Alexander Eppilie family for the holidays.

L. A. Villegas Mr. Villegas Miss Villegas Kobe Japan Washington Emily Jerome New York Timothy Jerome Hal H. Williams Puget Sound Pasadena Ben Buth Heybrook Yuletide Mrs J. D David McConnel Prverett Lan Fred KR Morgan William R. Ripley Alexander Tacoma Wriday Alexander Eppilie Kira Ripley Tor

Christmas and New Year Socials in Seattle Area

Social calendar lists multiple dance parties at private homes and clubs through December and January, including Mistress Heffernan and Miss Parsons events. Also notes visits by Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Haley, and the forthcoming marriage of Miss Heffernan to Mr. Arnold at Gracement residence.

Meory Prodertek Thomas Bordeaus Miss Heffernan Lawrence Moss Arnold Bernard I. Garrett Highlands Higron Thorpe Barty i Evelyn Marianne Nyland Gorenes MM. Olmes Topaday Seattle Day Nursery Association Bisa Christensen Christensen Broadway Hall Mise Prisetlla Andersen Ida Vao Diense Mra Presk Gilbert Black Mra Joha Loor Loeke Mere ML Anderson Sunset Club Garrett Mre John M. Hewett Bo Weldon Young Betty Young Teung Mount Baker Mise Evelyn Colvin Nancy and Laure Emory Reginald H. Parsons Yacht Club Anse Parsons Anita Rathbun Providence College Club Interlaken Gully Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Grace Heffernan Lawrence Mom Arnold J. T. Heffernan

YWCA Plans Major Improvements to Seattle Girls Home

Prominent in the 1931 expansion program is a major upgrade of the YWCA branch home for girls at 2922 Woodland Park Avenue. Maintained by Mrs. A. J. Youngs and assisted by Mrs. Bertha Brown, the historic B. F. Day property was donated by Judge Everett and Mrs. Smith nine years ago. The home now houses twenty girls ages 9 to 14, many orphans or with separated parents, in a noninstitutional, Christian atmosphere. If plans proceed, extensive improvements next year will greatly enlarge capacity.

Young Women’s Christian Association Woodland Park A. J. Youngs Bertha Brown Seattle Association Everett Smith

Fashion's Decree on Veils Describes New Net Styles

The new net veils are very large and coarse, swathing hats and hanging down the back. They favor aquare mesh filet or octagon fishnet with a chiffon border, with brown and taupe the preferred colors.

Community club notices and meetings across Seattle area

Local groups including Wy Knot Klub, Rainier Post American Legion Auxiliary, Seattle Chapters, Maccabees, Neighbors of Woodcraft, Pythian Sisters, and West Woodland PTA publish a slate of December meetings and events. Card parties, community singalongs, and luncheons are planned at churches, schools, Armory venues, and local halls with varied times and hosts.

Woman's Auxiliary Rainier Post No Woman Auxiliary Rainier Post American Legion Veterans’ Hall Armory Ees

Six Bills Backed by Women

The League of Women Voters forms a joint committee to push six bills in the current Congress session. Included are the Sheppard-Towner maternity bill, a Kenyor Packers bill, a Curtischard child labor measure for D C, the Smith-Towner education department bill, the Rogers citizenship rights bill for married women, and the Peas home economics teaching fund.

Washington Dee League of Women Voters Congress Sheppard-Towner Oronna Packers Curtischard District of Colombia Smith-Towner Department of Education Rogers Peas Mra Edward Franklin White Indianapolis General Federation of Women's Clubs Philip North Moore St. Louis National Council of Women Billie A. Yort Charlotteville W. Va Ethel Smith

Fresh Water Use Questioned for Cooking and Tin Making

Freshly boiled water yields better results for cooking and tin making than water from hot water pipes. In most homes the hot water tank holds water for at least 24 hours without a full swap. Regular refilling of the tank is advised, but water remains shared with cold supply and is not truly new.

Understanding joint dislocations and first aid guidance

Health information outlines dislocation concepts and warned first aid steps. Do not attempt reduction. immobilize the limb and keep patient comfortable while awaiting a doctor. Advice cautions against manipulating the joint and suggests cloths soaked in hot or cold water to ease pain and swelling.

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Little Katherine Hadley Rachel Young Wames Albert Stubb Miss Dorothy Kent Farrell L. Frank Macklem Mrs. Treat O Harry Whitney Treat Miss Baxter Beeee Mr. and Mr. Fred Miss Lambert Gage Hazel C. Lambert Sebula Milton G. Gage Wallace Fisher Baby Bellingham O. W. Fisher Mr. Fisher Henry Ward Beecher Son Ward California Frank Scully Vancouver B. C Honolulu John Morse Haley Susan Los Angeles Cal Olympia H. M. Pierce Maple Park Charles Schnell William Hill Edward Williams Spokane Schnell Fashion Margaret Frances Ryan Mr. T. Frank Ryan James & Merrihew Wy Knot Klub Bernice Stewart North 39Th Corinthing Room The Masonic Tampla Seattle Review W. BA. of the Maccabees W. O. W. Hall Senttle Circle Seattle Circle Woodcraft Swedish Club Eighth Ave Olive St Friends of Club Friends of All Club Pythian Sisters Altruistic Club Pythian Sisters Altruistic Club New Knights of Pythias Third Virginia Marry Manafield W. C Osborn Charles Cappot West Woodland School West Woodland P.T. A Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees Knights of Pythian Hall Fortaon-Thyresen Adivfory, Lld. &. W. V West Adeate Fidelen Day To the World Avonomos Ieee Teessvse Daritone Malinda Lee Wohinering Morocco Miami Seeens Dance Orchestra Tanor E Brunswick C. J. Wark Piano CO Hallet & Davis, Krell and Royal Pianos Third Avenue Pine and Stewart USIC Louise Annable Information Department Pub He Health Service Washington, DC. C U. S. Public Health Service Washington, D. C City Cony Children’s and Minew Das Orris Shof Co Seaboard ‘ Building Pope-Gosser Havila Rosenthal Pacific Gina Marion Seattle Wash Toronto Ambrose J Small John Dou E.ron Tichardson Eron City Rome Camp Lewis Wireless Madison A. Shoemaker Currier Morsheim Carrier’s Yesler Way Navy Recruiting Station
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