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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1916

Page

8

Police Reporter Attends Hotel Supper Dance

Our police reporter, society editor of the opposition table, reviews a Washington hotel supper dance. In borrowed evening clothes she and a few newspaper friends observe dances, the center floor, and the clash of styles between Carlin and Kingsley Roberts as Seattle vitality impresses at the event.

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Dance manager roars as Seattle crowds chase supper dances

Kingsley Roberts, famed supper dance arranger, brings lively crowds to the Washington hotel, turning away about 100 couples on a Saturday. Managers warn profits depend on soda sales as dances draw strong social activity despite prohibition-era shifts and mixed reviews.

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Denmark to keep safely out of it

United Press reports from London that Denmark intends to stay out of the war. Copenhagen officials indicate Denmark would fight only with the Allies if involved, as memories of Schleswig Holstein and distrust of Germany shape policy despite potential German invasion risks. Germany seeks supplies via Danish ports despite the Allied blockade.

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Appam Officer's Mother Here in Norfolk

The mother and wife of Arthur K. Millership, second officer on the British steamer Appam, now under a German flag with a German prize crew, live at 1020 B. Denny Way. They received a telegram Tuesday night stating he is well.

Arthur K. Millership Appam Norfolk News B. Denny Way

Modern life in a crowded city building offers every need

Betty Brown notes how the American Savings Hank building provides meals, clothing, haircuts, real estate services, and wide shopping options without leaving the premises. She also shares personal recommendations from Rippe's Cafe on Pike, Model Store, Frost and Seynel, and others, highlighting seasonal bargains and the appeal of spring fashions and daffodils.

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