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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1920

Page

8

Mardi Gras Ball Patronesses Planned by Broadway Guild

Mardi Gras Ball guests listed include Judge and Mrs Burke, Mr and Mrs George Myers, Mr and Mrs Peters, Mr and Mrs Whitney Treat, and other local couples. The event, hosted at the Broadway guild, will feature a tea and dance with patronesses and compe tition for scholarships. engagements, arrangements, and related social happenings are noted.

Broadway Guild Burke George T. Myers William A. Peters and Whitney Treat Nm W. Roberts Marie Swarts Northold Inn

Valentine Dance at St Nicholas Recalled Until After Easter

Invitations to the Valentine dance at St. Nicholas school have been recalled and the event will be held after Easter.

St. Nicholas School

Entre Nous Club Plans February Informal Event

The Entre Nous club prepares its third annual February informal for Saturday evening February 24 at the Masonic temple. Committee members include Cabe chairman Justin Haynes Roscoe Fred Butcher Allyn Grant Vernon Klepper and Clair Moe. Patrons and patronesses listed: Mr. and Mrs. George Laffray Mr. and Mrs. CC L. Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Greene and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Turner.

Entre Nous Club Masonic Temple Sere Justin Haynes Roscoe Fred Butcher Allyn Grant Vernon Klepper Clair Moe. Cabe George Laffray CC. L. Haynes Kenneth C. Greene Leslie Turner

Diamond Dyes Promise Bright Color For All Fabrics

Women can dye old clothes wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics with Din or Diamond Dyes. Diamond Dyes claim guaranteed rich fade resistant color for housedresses ginghams aprons blouses stockings skirts sweaters children's wear draperies and more. The package includes a Direction Book and a Color Card to match materials.

Valentine club events and dances announced

The report lists multiple society events. The Monday Practice Club postpones to March with Mrs Farwell Putnam Lilly hosting. Mrs Miller visits as guest of Mrs Vila Crosby. Bachelors’ club hosts the Ace of Hearts dance at the Masonic Temple with Campau’s Orchestra. Millett Bay drill team hosts a Valentine dance at Knights of Pythias ball with Mr Harmel and others coordinating. Alpha Theta of Alpha Delta Pi hosts a formal at Rainier Club with listed patrons and patronesses.

Mra Farwell Putnam Lilly Lilly Mrs. Miller Frederick Miller New York Karl de Veuve Sherwood Valentine Novelties Vila M. Crosby Masonic Temple Campau Millett Bay Knights of Pythias Joe Harmel Marty Priewe Iden Jacobson David Reese French Alpha Theta of Alpha Delta Pi Rainier Club Burke Dean Stephen L Miller Roy Wringer Erna Fink Stella Dunston

Community and school notices announced for Lincoln High and Seattle groups

Postponed Dad's Night at Lincoln High due to illness. Columbia P T A schedules a community meeting at the school this evening with two speakers and four song leaders from the Community Service Work board. West Seattle E S Social Circle meets at Mrs Hudson's home February 17 at 2. Seattlites Valentine dance set for Renton Hill clubhouse 18th and Madison. Seattle Music Teachers gather at Pig n Whistle with state convention planning and reservations $1.50 through David Scheetz Craig. Mount Holyoke club meets at Mrs S L Barnes 706 13th Ave N at 2 30. Woman's Democratic Club holds its regular meeting at Moves' cafeteria at 2.

Columbia P.T. A. Columbia Parent Teacher Association Community Service Work Board Seattle West E. S Social Circle David Scheetz Craig Lumber Exchange

Patterns Pin Each Cloth Pattern Without Further Fastening

The practice of pinning patterns to fabric can be replaced by pressing the pattern with a hot iron. The heat causes the pattern to cling to the material, allowing cutting without additional fastening.

Leader of A Philly Younger Set Weds

Josephine Pancost Widener daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph EK Widener of Philadelphia and Carter Randolph Leidy son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leidy of Philadelphia married in Knoxville Tennessee. The 20 year old University of Pennsylvania freshman wed without parental leave in a surprise ceremony. The couple’s friendship began in childhood and grew into marriage.

Philadelphia Josephine Pancost Widener Joseph EK. Widener

Social notes of travels and movements in the Northwest

Mrs. H F Ostrander and sister plan four months in Santa Barbara and Southern California. Mrs James Colbert Sullivan and sister Miss Anna Roberta Hoge depart Tuesday for Low A t to join their parents and return with them. Mrs Sullivan left today for California. Miss Maryanne Shipman of Spokane arrives to visit Mina Katherine Jerome and Katherine Beam. May Davia recovers from recent illness. Dominic Brace returns from wedding trip and plans to move into their own home. Mrs Robert Copley of San Francisco leaves after visiting. W F Yullle and wife return from California to Mount Baker Park home.

James Colbert Sullivan Anna Roberta Hoge Low James D. Hoge Sullivan California Maryanne Shipman Spokane Mina Katherine Jerome Katherine Je Beam Tacoma Harry Pisher Viela Perry Max Bronter David John San Francisco Robert Copley Homer KE. Prickett

Paper towels offer practical kitchen cleaning aid

Householders embrace disposable towels to replace grease stained dishcloths. The towel eliminates viewed charred pans and greasy skillets, allowing quick disposal and cloth preservation. They are presented as attractive, sanitary, and inexpensive compared with linen towels.

dainty hem edging for children’s aprons features ribbon border

A brief sewing tip describes brightening children's white aprons with a twisting border of colored ribbon at the hem. It instructs stitching the hem with a loose stitch on a sewing machine using baby ribbon or floss.

Letters to Cynthia Grey on Spiker-Knowles case spark huge reader response

Readers flood Cynthia Grey with hundreds of letters debating the Spiker-Knowles affair, praising Mrs Spiker for her conduct and urging restraint. Contributors cite moral codes, religious beliefs, and cross Atlantic perspectives as they discuss marriage, adultery, and public judgment.

Cynthia Grey Spiker-Knowles News Annals Emily Knowles Guy Spiker Miss Grey Bplker Knowles Bam France England Seattle Chicago Atlantic Deanne Goures Knowles Spiker Perley Spiker Miss Knowles Mra. Spikers Misa Knowles Utah

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