Dutch Treat dinner hosts lead to Mardi Gras ball at Rainier Club
A Rainier club Dutch Treat dinner organized by Mrs. Andrew Gillespie and Mrs. Bacon gathered many guests including Judge and Mrs. Frederick Bausman and Dr. Charles Castien. A Masquerade Ball by the Patriotic League is planned for February 27 at Pythias hall with a grand march at 9, proceeds to patriotic service.
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Dutch Treat
Rainier Club
Andrew Gillespie
Bacon
Frederick Bausman
H. C. Ewing
Donald Hart
Guy 8. Peterkin
Bruce Elmore
Water Kelton
Marjorie Campbell
Andrew Price
Faris
Harry Treat
A. G. Cushman
Keith Logan Bul
Charles R. Castien
J. E. Galbraith
Taylor Castien
Jay S. Durand
Fred Hudson Baxter
Frederic Struve
Edward Bradley Ballinger
George Tilden
D. A. Carpenter
Too Patriotic League
Pythias Hall
Private Dinners and Social Events Highlight Evening Notices
Miss Marie Swarts hosted a refined private dinner at Northold Inn for guests including Miss Ruth Nettleton Miss Marguerite Moore and several others. The Mothers club and a university concert plan follow up with a sorority meeting and performances by Doris Newell with local musicians at Cornish School. Jubilee at Franklin High School features dinner vaudeville and a dance on Wednesday March 10 at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Swarts
Northold Inn
Ruth Nettleton
Marguerite Moore
Milas Greta Muncey
Vernon Klepper
James Lynch
Leonard Hilloway
Ainsworth Blott
Eva Harris
Jubilee Franklin High School
Red Cross Tea Room Supported by Beattie Women
The Red Cross Tea Room in Beattie is a favored charity run by women with excellent cuisine and service. Notable contributors include Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat, Mrs. Frederic Struve, Mrs. James Hamilton de Veuve, Mrs. James Wiley, Mrs. Farwell Putnam Lilly, Mrs. J K Bratnaber, Mrs. E B Yaney, Mrs. Josiah Mitchell Towne, Mrs. Harold McCaughey, Mrs. Frank Macklem, Miss Helen Bryan, and Miss Henry Booth. Phi Gamma Delta fraternity will host an informal dance at the chapter house Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Red Cross Tea Room
Harry Whitney Treat
Frederic Struve
Jamea Arilton de Veuve
James Wiley
Farwell Putnam
Remarkable Young Pianist to Play at Women’s University Club
Mins Vesta Muth, a promising young pianist, is set to perform in a musicale at the Women’s University Club Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock. The program opens with Poeme ar followed by additional pieces.
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Women’s University Club
Summer Activities and Club Meetings In Seattle
A long list of summer visitations and relocations across Seattle includes the Disney and Phillips families leasing homes, the Roemers visiting relatives, and various social and club meetings scheduled. Travelers Mr. and Mrs. Agnew, Prof Milner Roberts, and Mrs. Morgan Padeiford are noted among many, with numerous church and civic groups planning gatherings at schools, clubs, and city rooms through the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing Point Colony
A. Bh. Disney
Malcolm Phillips
Richmond Miller
Misa Marjorie Miller
Sydney Morgan
John Nichols
P. D. Hughes
Cherry's Rialto Style Shop Boys Suit Advertisement
Our boy will feel proud that you think him sensible enough to appreciate no practical a gift as a suit of clothes. Give him a suit of Cherry's well made, manly clothes the kind that wear so well and look so well as long as they wear. Our boys' department carries an exceptionally fine line of boys' suits and the prices will prove surprisingly low. Cherry's terms add to the advantage of buying here. Rialto Style Shop 207 Rialto Bidg over Pig'n Whistle on Second Ave between Madison and Spring.
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Cherry
Rialto Style
Rialto Bidg
Madison
Spring
Mount Baker Circle of Child Conservation League Formed
The Mount Baker Circle of the Child Conservation League was organized February 12 at Mrs. Fish Weeks residence. Regular meetings will be the second and fourth Thursdays at 205. This month's meeting is February 26 with Mrs. B. F. A. Quiggle at 2308 Hunter Boulevard. Officers: Mrs. Weeks president Mrs. Fallon vice president Mrs. Quiggle secretary and press correspondent. The North End circle will meet at members’ homes and members in uncirculated areas are welcome to join any circle.
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Mount Baker Circle
Mount Baker
Confessions of a Bride Sequel Amid Hacienda Earthquake
Mrs Lorimer confronts Dr Spence as news of Hob Lorimer's fate looms after the earthquake and cave–in trap at the hacienda. Spence reveals Hob may still be alive inside the flagged secret chamber with Certele and Donna Camilla, delaying rescue to keep Mrs Lorimer safe.
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Hob
Dr. Spence
Daddy
Ine
Jordan Boenese
Mra Lorimer
Spence
Travers
Jordan Spence
Donna Camilla
Certell
Tob
Walla
Jordan Peace
Certele
Bob
Mrs. Lorimer
Miss Lorimer
Dr. Boence
Amaranths and Fastern Stars Meet at School
William Cullen Bryant P. T. A. holds a Thursday afternoon meeting at 2 30 at the school with speakers Mrs W T Jarrell and Mine Lutie Stearns. The Women s Commercial Club hosts a luncheon at 12 o clock in the Masonic club room Arcade building with Miss Lutie Stearns as honor guest. The Thursday Progress club sets its next meeting for 1 o clock February 26 with Mrs William Rosa at 4523 Eighth Avenue North.
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William Cullen Bryant
P.T. A
Thuresay
W. Tt. Jarrell
Lutie Stearns
Women's Commercial Club
Masonic Club
Mins Lutie Stearns
Thursday Progress Club
Progress Club
William Rosa
Eighth Avenue Northenat
Choosing Oranges by Peel Thickness and Region
Careful selection favors thin skinned fruit. Florida oranges have thick partitions and are less pleasant. California fruit offers the thinnest skin and tender flesh. For halves or juice, Florida oranges are the least suitable choice.
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Florida
California
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeproof Color For Any Fabric
The Diamond Dyes advertising copy claims a guaranteed new rich color for wool silk linen cotton and blends. It promises easy use with an instruction book and a Diamond Dye Color Card to match any material.
Hair Care Rules for Healthy Scalp and Hair Conditioning
Beauty guidance stresses gentle scalp care as essential for healthy hair. Brush thoroughly with small strands, use slow strokes, avoid thick strings, and set a nightly goal of about a hundred strokes. For dry hair, rub in vaseline or olive oil for eight to ten days, then shampoo and air dry in sunlight.
Handkerchief Edging Techniques Described
A 19th century method explains a perfect square by drawing a thread and cutting along the line. Hemming can be avoided by rolling the dampened edge with fingers and tacking a narrow lace trim over it for a neat finish.
Dear Miss Grey letters on morals and domestic life
A Mercy era column presents readers seeking guidance on engagement rings after widowhood, home schedules, and misandry in letters from “Bachelor Girl” and “An American Citizen.” Blanche White Dixon signs off urging public disclosure of the foreigner critic.
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Miss Grey
England
Ciritain
Pinglishman
Knowles
Prince Wailea
Kaward
Blanche White Dixon
Milk Handling and Cleaning Procedures
Instructions on washing dishes with milk involve soaking in cold water before washing, using salt water to ease removal of milk from pans, rinsing with hot suds after traces are removed, and sterilizing milk containers by washing and scalding before reuse.
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Rebecca Stevenson
Main
Hahaa Fy Mt
Seattle
Chamber of Hygienics
Army and Navy Club
Guild
Grace Waters
Virginia Cook
Pa Fotheringham
Paria
Paris
Hawthorne Dent
Ervey Fewry
Edwin A. Strout
Walter Kelton
Cwe
Ha Titus
Margaret Ames
Dorothy Ewing
Catherine Collins
Lucille Green
Gena Peters
Donald Barnes
Scruges
T. A. D Jones
Judithe Gibbs
Mar- Cheal
Robert Brinkley
Burke
George T. Myers
Willam A. Peters
Harry Perkins
Alton W
Thomas
George W
Johan Collins
Stacy
Ralph Stacy
Cecil
Sunset Club
Laurence Rees
Ellie
Tom Norrow
Mary Dela Qeld
Kenelm Winslow
Trinity Parish Church
Lenoir
Charles Roemer
Haail Lenoir
Mrs. Huteson
Miles Allman
Morgan
Moore
James C. Huteson
Hamilton Arms
Olympia
Margaret Tolman
Warren W. Tolman
Rex J. Raymond
Spokane
Miss Tolman
W. 13Th St
Betty Williams Zane
H. C. Ristine
T. A. D. Jones
and Donald Barnes
Paul Henry
The
University
Thomas Scruggs
Alpha Xi Delta
Mothers’ Club of
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Cornish School
Doris Newell
D. D. Ditta
Tacoma
Paul Prentice
Cornish
Calvin Brainerd Cady
Ieaa
Ernest J. Newell
Newell Clair de Lane
Debusey
Miss Newell
Dita
Columbia
Union Street
Phonograph Department
Second Avenue
Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Miss Heeter Gambie
Bellingham
Mr. Poward Agnew
Everett
W. Laurence Gray
Mast
Charles Frye
San
A. J. Frisch
Charles George Roemer
U. 8
Analga
Roemer
Dorothy Ent
J. Eric McMaster
John Inkster
B. Gardenwing
Monnday
Harry Briggs
Pasadena
Milner Roberts
Minora Roberta
Frederick Morgan Padeiford
Dorothy Allen
Mia Polly Perkins
Jane Filles
Misw Allen
Mr. and
Mia J. Howard Allen
W. H. Fite
Charlies Homie Rhodes
James McVay
Harry Hollin
Portland
Mrs. Pidward Peeks
China
New York
East
Mitchell Coutts
Samuel Hayes
Thomas Nickerson
Henry Broderick
Louise Cary Chandler
Yakima
Herbert C. Moas
LD. H. Traphagen
Women's Ul
Board of Trustees
Federation of Women's Clubs
Harlan Thomas
Annie Wright Seminary
Annie Wright Seminary Club
Latimer
Terry Avenue
PT. A
Lafayette PT
Lafayette PT A
Weet Seattian High School
Lafayette
East Union Club
W. H. Leahy
Fourth Avenue
Women's Legislative Federation
Wing
Spa m
Women's Auxiliary
Elmer J. Noble
Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
Veterans’ Hall
Armory. Co
Seattle Circle No
Woodcraft
Eighth and Olive
Daughters of St. Daughters of St. George
Alexandra Lodge
Scottish Rite
Firet Avenue
Sunshine Club
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Mra G. M. Comatock
North Eighty-second Street
Green Lake Assembly
Society of United Artisans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jadier
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineere
Forestern’ Hall
First Avenue
Evergreen Drill Club
Danted Slater Society
Mra Ole Anderson
Ninth Avenue
West Seattle
Robert Eden
Mither
William Stickles
Sam H. Mac Donald
Carrie Lovering
Federated Clubs
Art
Swedish Ladies’ Charity and Social Club
Freja
Cure
Sunshine Guild
Mra
LG. Burns
Amaranth Club
Mra. J. W. Lyle
Eleventh North
CIA
Percy Hutchison
Original English Company
Navy
Newspaper Enterprise, Association
Ninthwest
West Fulton
King St. Station
First North
Ward St
Boots
Queen Anne
W. Com
Washington Hotel
Queen Anne and
Roy St
Coliseum Theatre
Kinnear
2Nd West
Comstock
Seattle Taxicab Company
Cynthia Grey
Mina Grey
Jack
Grey
Misa Grey
Frederick & Nelson
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Acorn
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