Charity Ball Keeps Seattle Day Nursery Fundraising Night Alive
A large Seattle Charity Ball drew over 1,000 tickets sales under Seattle Day Nursery auspices. The Army and Navy club wore greens with multiple orchestras, a fortune telling booth, and interpretive dance acts by Irene Phillips and others. Mrs. C. H. Whitelaw chaired the dance committee with extensive patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Day Nursery
Army and Navy Club
Seattle
Irene Phillips
Dorothy Mitchell
Marjorie Avery
C. H. Whitelaw
Seattle Day Nursery Association
Burke
Edgar Ames
Manson ¥. Backus
Frederick Truve
A. H. Anderson
Nellie Cornish
Casper W Sharples
Cecil H. Bacon
A. K. Fisken
Thomas Green
Josiah Collins
Leroy Manson Backus
Frank Waterhouse
John Ewing Price
Joshua Green
E. F. Blaine
Daniel Kelleher
Frederick Baus
Harry Whitney Treat
William D. Perkins
J. D. Lowman
Eliza Ferry Leary
A. B. Stewart
M. Donanen
Ae Meen
T. Willla Crosby
Travel notices and visits fill Seattle society page
Local society notes list numerous departures and returns to and from cities like California, Seattle, Tacoma, and Snoqualmie. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. BonMeur, Mrs. Thomsen, Mrs. Beck, Mr. Higgins, Miss Jarmon, Ensign Falkner, Governor Riggs, and many others, with travel to Boston, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. A short domestic tip notes stain removal using tomato or lemon juice and peroxide.
Leap Year Proposal By Clinging Vine Advice
Evelyn Greeley suggests in her column that a woman can prompt a Leap Year proposal by acting as a dependent "cling ing vine" to appeal to a masculine man. She argues that two minds meet when one half yields and that the woman should not thrust herself but be ready to respond when asked. Tomorrow she promises tips on clinging to an old illusion and still gaining a husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Greeley
Miss Creeley
Miss Grey
Everett
Isom White
bin Pal
Beemae
Sleeth
Russia
Russian language classes for business in Seattle area
Russian language programs directed by Paul Amoff will meet Monday and Thursday evenings in the Chamber of Commerce assembly hall. A beginners class is forming with registration at the University of Washington Extension Service, 1044 Henry building. The study aims to aid American trade with Siberia by enabling direct communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Amoff
Chamber of Commerce
University of Washington Extension Service
Henry Building
Siberia
Seattle
Consumers’ Thrift Movement
The
Frederick & Nelson Auditorium
John H. Atwood
Washington, D. C
Ret
Ellen P. Dabney
Central Building
Futher
Ethel Dean
Elliott
Confessions of a Bride Eager to Save Chrys
A tense scene unfolds as Morrison leads a mixed party toward safety in Mexico while a quake disrupts a fight. The plan hinges on a daring romantic plot to rescue Chrys with Bob and Jordan Spence weighing risky choices as soldiers close in.
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Morrison
Certeis
Mocwrison
Archer
Mexico
Genta
Chrys
Jane
Jordan Spence
Vera Crus
Bob
Carriage Silk Described as Summer Textile Material
A description notes cartridge silk as a fine summer fabric for blouses and gowns. The passage highlights its very delicate texture and argues the name bears meaningful distinction, comparing it to silk used in wartime for large sails, and emphasizing its resemblance to the material known during the war era.
John F Miller Relief Corps Meeting At Mrs Nettle Browns
Hesketh and Mrs Charles Doyle host social session for the John F Miller Relief Corps at Mrs Nettle Browns home 3813 Edmonds St. Luncheon at 12 30. All comrades and friends invited. Meridian District Improvement Club meets Thursday at 8 pm with streetcar committee report and council candidates speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Miller
Meridian District Improvement Club
Valentine party game ideas and reader letters column
The page outlines a Valentine party suggestion using heart rings and stakes with point values plus reader letters debating sentencing and Bolshevism. It includes commentary from readers about justice, motherhood, and political ideas, reflecting early 20th century concerns and civic debates.
Cherry's Style Shop draws praise for new Rialto store
A local shopper praises Cherry's Style Shop in the Rialto building for a new men and women’s clothing store. The ad highlights beautiful merchandise and a payment system that lets customers buy without paying all at once. Located on the second floor between Matlson and Spring, over Pig’n Whist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Rialto
Cherry's Btyle
Rialte Bldg
Second Ave
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Rebecca Stevenson
Main
Charles R. Caastien
Archibald ©. de
A. M. Wothers
Tomor
Rainier Club
Mr. Burwell
EB. B. Burwell
Elizabeth
Betty DeVoe
Lillianson
Rachel Price
Meacham
Veronauley
Gar McCauley
Walter Crockett
William Jones
Fret Fish
Julius Stratton
Ed McDougall
Cordelia Jennings
Willard Maxwell
Wood
Red Cross
Charles H. Burnett, Jr
the Anne
Charles H. Burnett
Siema No Fraternity
Chaphouse
McNaught
Fred Hudson Baxter
Comnt
James McNaught
Ore
Sunset Club
Lucien Perrot
McKelvey Yes
M. Perrot
W. W. Percy
Gray, McLean
Percy Company
Carroll
W. B. Meister
8. Peterkin
Myra
Albert F. Mattice
George KR. Crabtree
Otis Harlan
No. 7
Entertainment Ittee
Douglas Dancing Academy
C. O. F. Temple
10Th Ave
E.st
M. ©Ith
Montana
Laura C. Koepf
Mra
Albert I. BonMeur
California
Morris Thomsen
Altadena
Broussais Beck
Frank McDermott
Willard KE. Herring
Boston
Charles Frye
John C. Higgins
San Francisco
W. Dwight Mead
Los Angeles
Mrs. Mead
BE. Bt. Ballinger and Sone
BE. Howell
James David McCallum
Janet
McCallum
John Stuart Brace
Isabel Martin
Dominic Brace
Olive Castle
Lawrence Richardson
Frank Fretwell
Frank Macklem
Tacoma
Julan Cousin
Mee
F. W. Brownell
Donald C. Barnes
Philip L. Warren
Snoqualmie
Mrs. Warren
Vivienne Jarmon
East Sound
James .C. Huteson
W. J. Grabs
Ensign Bennett Falkner
A. J. Falkner
South
Wyoming
Bremerton
A. J. Church
New York
Thomas Riggs
Alaska
Riggs
Washington
Washington, K. C
Harry Stephenson
Redlands
Cal
David Rosenberg
J. R. Holmes
Medford
Moran School
Katherine Hurley
Mary Dudley Walker
Mrs
J. B. Chilberg
Francie W. Titcomb
Henry Phillips
Mrs. Montgomery Fussell
Portland, Ore
J. B. Montgomery
David Gilmore
W. R. Ballard
Stanley Ballard
Clark Hotel
Teson -Donahey
Trcal
Mpany
Joshua GreenBldg
Pie Street
Fovrrn
Miss Greeley
Ic Cluss
Oren
Frederick & Nelson
All Friends Lot
Children’ & Hospital
CLUBS
Portuesday
Seattle Progressive Club
Federated Club House
Harvard N. Subject
Woman's Educational Club
Howard G. Fletcher
Ium
Aspasia Club
J. H. Cone
Carl A. Johnson
New York Academy of Music
Henry Bittman
Riga
Chesterfield
Lady Stirling
W. CG. A
Mra. E
Eves
John Speed Smith
BE. M. EF
Charles A. Lamperts
Thirty-second Ave
University
Malloy Gymnasium
Edmund Mear
Lily Manny
Ross Improvement Club
Third Ave
Nickerson St
Emerson St
North Broadway
Denny
Fulreman
Seward School
David Sheetz Craig
Orthopedic
Chil
Queen Anne
F. C. Ferree
First Ave
N. “J. Irvine
Guy de Maupassant
Ira B. Ford
Alan Eshelby
West Side Woman's Improvement du
West Side Woman's Improvement Club
A. J
Neal
Browning
Browning Study Club
F. K. Maxham
University Bivd
Woman's Tuesday Club
Ralph (. McAllaster
Eighth Ave
N. E
Q. A. Circle
Child's Conservation League
Child’ Consecration League
Congregational
1. O. BE
Elks’ Club
War Mothers’ League
War Mothers’ League of America
Armory
Anlee
Scott White
Robert
How
Don Manuel
Hesketh
Mrs. Charles Doyle
Scott & Bowne
Cynthia Grey
Valentine
Dana Sleeth
Wrigley’s
Wrigley
Waraun
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