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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
6
Mrs Cushman and Mrs A G Cushman honor Harry Whitt family with University club dinner and Moore theatre party. Mary Bradley anniversary and Miss MacCrath visit include luncheon at White Elephant shop. Beta Phi Formal and Overseas Club dances announced with planned dinners and teas.
Ridgeley Social club holds an informal dance and card party this evening in Douglas hall at Tenth avenue and East Pine. A cordial invitation is extended to all friends.
The Mount Bakers Park club hosts a Washington's Birthday formal Saturday evening with about eighty guests at Medding's hall. Miss Dorothy Dickey, daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Dickey, presides with assistance from Mrs G P Thorndyke and Miss Ida Dickey. A separate bridge party is set for Monday February 23 by the Council of Jewish Women delegate fund at Educational Center 18th Ave and Main St Lakoy Past 3714.
Loop details describe inch wide grosgrain loops about three inches long, finished loops one and a half inches long. The loops are stitched along the turned under edge of the garment, producing decorative trim on frocks and tunics.
New York reports a tale about John Martin Beck of Marion who wrote about 106000 letters to his wife. He averaged 15 letters daily and spent around $2000 on postage. The piece also notes that "Pink tea" Eva refers to a scandal function.
Numerous Seattle area residents spend time in California or Washington. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Molen return from California on the 22nd. Mrs. Laula Inkster returns from Washington. Mrs. J. W. Christian visits Beat. Mr. and Mrs. Kineel sell their home to the Newberger sparking April occupancy. Several families relocate or tour California while others recover from illness or injuries.
Determine the size for a dozen knives and a dozen forks from your silverware. Create linen outside and canton flannel lining. Stitch rows divide into 12 spaces with top fold allowance and a snap tab to secure when closed.
To freshen dull rugs, sweep first then brush with cloth and hot water. Use a half cup coarse salt per quart of water for cleaning.
The Latona Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting in the assembly room on Thursday February 24 with Miss Brown speaking on Camp Fire Girls. A basket social by Queen City Comet No 8 and Ladies of Security is planned for tonight at the Moose Temple with lunch for two and a short business session. Various lodge and club notices follow including a Washington party by Aloha Chapter and a dressy social season at Kirk Memorial.
Saturday afternoon at 1 o clock the citywide annual luncheon of Mothers Congress and Parent Teacher associations gathers at the Masonic temple. Miss Almina George assistant superintendent of Beattie public schools Mina Winn of Grade Schools league Prof two I Principals league Urkheimer and Miss Ruth Brown of the Seattle Campfire School orchestra of fifty will perform. Virginia Marriott and George Ravile dressed as Forget-Me-Not and Daffodil will collect the Lincoln pennies for the French orphan fund.
Cynthia Grey reports a campus and theater clash over whether college girls or chorus girls make better wives. Bryn Mawr President S M Carey sparked debate, with chorus girls arguing they understand men and manage finances, while college girls are seen as bookish but morally suited for long-term marriage.
Our boy will feel proud and sensible choosing a practical gift a suit of clothes from Cherry's well made boy's department. They carry a fine line of boys' clothes at surprisingly low prices with favorable terms. Rialto Style Shop 207 Rialto Pig, Second Ave between Madison and Spring.
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