Palmer BordeauxWedding in Seattle Society Style
Miss Katharine Rocella Palmer daughter of the late Judge A. Palmer and Chester Ray Bordeaux son of prominent local farmer Mr. and Mrs. Bordeaux married at YMOUTH Congregational Church in Seattle. Rev J B Silcox presided as roses and narcissi adorned the altar with a large wedding party including bridesmaids Miss Anne Agnew Miss Lee Poole and maid of honor Mrs Roy W Corbett. The couple left for California after a reception at the bride’s Washington home, and both are prominent University of Washington and Yale Sheffield School alumni.
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Ymouth Congregational Church
M Beacha
Kather Rocella Palmer
A. Lh Palmer
Chester Ray Bordeaux
Jo Harrison
Lee Poole
Dane
Ophelia
Ming Nell Ramwell
Marine
Columbia Rosea
Roy W. Corbett
Maline
Sweet
Little Olson
Marylce Palmer
Washington
Donald B. Oleon
Thomas Bordeaux
Mr. Palmer
C. Palmer
Palmer
Chauncey I. Bax
J. B. Chilberg
University of Washington
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Bordeaux
Andover
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Informal Supper Hosts Benefit Concert for Seattle Symphony
On February 15 the Seattle Symphony benefit concert at the Hippodrome is highlighted by an informal supper at the Thacher Hodge residence next Saturday evening. Box reservations include prominent local couples and professionals such as the Peters, Rat ons, Pratt, Durand, Bentley, Lamson, De Veuve, Truax, McEwan, Baillie, Baneman, Eagar, Huteson, Far, Trefe, Ostrander, Palmerton, Wood, Spargur, Hartson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thacher Hodge
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
William A. Peters
William Leonard Raton
Roy Page Mal
G. FE. M. Pratt
Lord
Jay FL. Duramd
Frederick Bentley
Otis Floyd Lamson
James Hamilton de Veuve
Perry B. Truax
Alexander F. McEwan
Alexander Baillie
Frederick Baneman
Eagar Amen
Traf. Huteson
Bert Far
Mothers of Sigma Kappa Host Card Party at Chapter House
Mothers of Sigma Kappa sorority plan a card party at 4732 Tint Ave NE on Tuesday at 2 o clock. The arranging committee includes Mrs Harriet Saunderson and others with club officers headed by Mrs Archibald Wilson president and Mrs H H Bulkeley treasurer. Queen Anne Study Club Runs Orthopedic Tea Shop with hostess Mrs W J Urenn and assistants including Mrs Moran and Mrs Taylor.
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Mothers of Sig Kappa Sorority
Mothers of Sigma Kappa
Tint Ave
N. BE
Harriet Saunderson
RK. W. Greene
J. C. Harris
Otto Roseleaf
Charles P. King
F. M. Padelford
G. W. Wheeler
Paul Carrigan
Marion Redfield
Archibald Wilson
Frank Hamilton
J. W. Couneil
H. H. Bulkeley
Queen Anne
Personal Guests and Travelers Departing for West Coast Visits
Personal notices list Kathleen Condon leaving for Los Angeles for a short visit before returning to New York. Mrs. Falcon heads to Los Angeles for about a month. F B Chinn and Claude C. Ramecy plan short Eastern trips. Several families send relatives to California, Seattle, and Spokane for visits and business trips.
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Kathleen Condon
Br. T. Stannard
Los Angelean
New York
Falcon
Los Angeles
England Makes Attending Theatre a Crime in 1642
In 1642 authorities criminalized attendance at a theatre as Parliament closed venues the first of which had just opened. The note marks a pivotal shift in cultural life during the English Civil War era.
For Good Apple Pie go to Boldt's Advertisement
Local note directs readers to Boldt's Advertisement for a recipe or deal related to apple pie.
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Boldt
Community clubs meet across Seattle area in afternoon sessions
A crowded schedule lists Chanles Ladies Club Adele Mielde and many groups meeting at homes and venues. Dr. Clifford Woody discusses modern education. Queen Anne High School PTA hosts a reception for incoming freshmen with a talk by Mr. Thomas B.K. Cole. Various clubs hold socials, dinners, and business meetings in the afternoon and evening.
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Queen Anne High School
T. A
Teacher Association
Thomas BK. Cole
Ae Dietant
Color in Cheeks Remedies Stated to Relieve Constipation
An advertisement touts a nightly treatment promising improved complexion and relief from constipation. It claims notable results and notes that millions purchase the product annually at 15 cents per box.
Pears and Rice Dessert with Lemon Vanilla Syrup
A vintage recipe outlines cooking rice in milk with lemon rind butter and salt then folding in egg yolks and shaping into a mold. Pears are canned and simmered in a vanilla sugared syrup before being layered over the rice and finished with stiffly beaten egg whites baked briefly.
Wool stockpile reaches vast reserve in United Staten
Report notes 996000000 pounds of wool stored in the United Staten, described as enough to cover a two year supply. Officials caution about storage conditions and demand projections, while traders estimate impact on price and export potential amid domestic textile needs.
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United Staten
Judge Advises On Divorce Outfit Purchases
A divorce hearing notes a reconciliatory outcome after the judge offers practical advice. The wife cites lack of clothes. the husband cites high food costs. The judge suggests Cherry's at 207 Rialto Ridge, Second Ave, for affordable outfits with small down payment.
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Cherry’s
Rialte Ridg
Ava
Madison
Spring
Praised and Then Kissed by Pavlowa in Seattle
Six year old Helen Ruth Conover, daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Conover of 606 20th Ave Seattle, caught the eye of famed dancer Pavlowa during a recent visit. Ruth, a pupil of two terms at Douglas academy, danced for Pavlowa who complimented her and kissed her farewell.
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Helen Ruth Conover
Seattle
Pavilowa
Ruth
Pavlowa
C. H. Conover
20Th Ave
Douglas Academy
Children Sell £ 20 000 Worth of Old Paper
Public school children in St Louis Missouri collected and sold 20676 dollars worth of waste paper during 1919 1920 with net profit 17308 dollars after 3267 dollars for operating expenses The effort began in April 1916 with 106000 pupils in 135 schools asked to bring newspapers and magazines to schools for the Teachers Benevolent Annuity association The youngsters treat the work as a game and rivalry grows over tonnage of old papers and magazines brought to school
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St. Louis
Teachers’ Benevolent Annuity Association
Forty States Adopt Mothers Pensions In U S Report
Forty of the 48 states have adopted mothers pensions per the Children's Bureau annual report. The bureau notes wide variation in state administration and urges careful surveys to glean best practices and move toward a more uniform and effective system.
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Children's Bureau
U. S Department of Labor
Children’s Bureau
Bureau
Alexander the Great and wine drinking contests
Ancient Greece legend describes Alexander the Great promoting drinking games with wine among competitors. One contest reportedly ended with 36 contestants dying from overdrinking, illustrating dangers of excess in public revelries.
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Alexander
Greece
Campfire Girls Home Training Classes Successful
The Campfire Girls Home Training classes held at 427 Globe building attracted about 20 new guardians in the afternoon and 30 in the evening on Tuesday February, with sessions planned each turn day through February and March. New camps form Kirkland groups Ahwandah and Weeato, led by guardians Margaret Main and Futh Brown.
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Globe Building
Kirkland
Ahwandah
Mias
Margaret Main
Weeato
Mines Futh Brown
Marion Moen
W4ith Brand
Marcella Lewis
Rhea Kermler
Jessie London
Beatrice Meeker
Billie Watson
Pilizabeth Keihl
Thea Kensler
Irma Thompson
Louise Brady
Genevieve McKay
Lena Campfire
Mary Gileland
Kamasee
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Seattle Society
Miss Palmer
Mr. Bordeaux
Mrs. Brown
Ramsey
Claude C. Ramsey
Mrs. Willis
Park Weed
Willie
Yacht Club
Ferry
Pierre P. Ferry
J. J. Connell
Charles
Ninth Ave
Thrift Shop
Children’s Hospital
Metropolitan Theatre
Catherine Hausman
Grace Hausman
James and
Merrihew
Ruary
Symph Orchestra
F. B. Chinn
Willam Forrest Goodfellow
Snoqualmie
EB. B. Holmes
Mra. C. J. J. Stoltenberg
Mie Karla
Mies Claire Stoltenberg
Lindave. N. and
George David Adama
Port Townsend
Lester Fdge
Spokane
Mears &. Gehres
Claude C. Ramecy
Edward Morgan Mills
Gladys and
Dowmthy Milla
California
Fordham Pacrett Kimball
Alice Gilman
Hood River
Ore
Arere
Portland
Henry Jukes
Bellingham
Orville Thorpe
Dallas
Texas
W. F. Goldman
Thorpe
National Association of Life Underwriters
Goldman
West
Guy's Drug Store
Bonnie
Bob
Tyson's
L. C. Smith
Cuticura Soap Resinol Soap
Ae Palmer
Phosphites
Kenyon
Yesler
Chanles
Ladies
Mra
Emmet Grant
Kirkwood Place
C. J
Adele M. Fielde
Adele M. Pieldel
Rainier Grand Hotel
Mre
Ella Cudihee
Leson
Columbua
Eastern Star
Astern Star Club
Arends
Abenme
Chi Oméga Alumone
Chi Omega
Rolly
Ave
Bethlehem Shrine
Bethlehem Shrine No
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Panama
Third Ave
Native Daughters of
Mollie Case
EB. Koyet
Acacia Club
Acacia Club of
the & W
CHA
Friends of All Club
Friends of All Club of the
Altrua Club
Mies Mercedes Doyle
Chamber of Commerce
Chi Omega Sorority
Mra A. BR. Rolls
19Th Ave
LO. G. T. Ball
Virginia
T. and Borenave
Y. W C A
George Washington Circle
Ladies of the
G. A. R.jogpill
Veterans
The
Armory
Hagel Litton
Mine Arte
14Th Ave
Danmafien Women's Club
Canadian Women's Club
W. K. McLeod
George Duncan
Robert Nei
Third View
Archibald Melstan
Elwell Harner
George G. Burton
W. W. Greene
A. F. Ruber
University Women’s League
Coloratura
Pinaud
Pinaud Bldg
Meany Hall
Exchange
Sherman-Clay Co
Hopper-Kelly Co
Rogers
University District
Friedlander & Co
Piper & Taft
Campfire Girls
Grand Council
Laura Breyfogie
Mian
Gladys Seymour
Owalara
Fveryziris
Nootkana
J. A. Younger
Nimeha
Grace Ringer
Grown
Praleen McAlpine
Gladys Ifelie
Shirley Johannson
Ethel Milla
Akiyuhapt
Camp Tawanamt
Dorothy Ide
Ethel Held
Seattle Baking Co
Mrs. Held
Litahni
Ballard Field House
Pivelyn Bocketrom
Wecato
Cary Kerr
Mies Elsie Hansen
Walt
Neachee
Olga Sundstrum
Betty Cotter
Resenoha
Broadway High School
Delakota
de Ette D’pvers
Tetahekima Blue Birds
Valentine
Edith Redfield
Ruth Brown
Licota
Luella Huyler
Edna Gomell
Faith Bradley
Gatewood
Richmond
Teliequa
Inquash
la Gua Dfi
Gts
Rae
PFE
Second Avenue
Spring Street
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