Seattle society events fill March calendar with lectures and dances
The Madrona guild of the Orthopedic hospital hosts a benefit lecture at Mrs. W. J. in Denny Blaine Park on March 10 at 2 PM with Mrs. A. K. Pisken discussing Verdi and Aida. The Women's University Club plans Mardi Gras dance March 4 and a musicale March 10 with Mu Phi and Phi Mu Alpha. Alpha Chi Omega chapter hosts a formal dance at the Rainier. The First Presbyterian Church Women sponsor a musicale March 24 and a tea March 31. College Club hosts its first dinner-dance in a new clubhouse with over 200 guests attending a spring decor theme.
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Aida
Orthopedic Hospital
Women's University Club
Madrona Guild of the Orthoopedic Hospital
Mra
W. J
Denny Blaine Park
A. K. Pisken
Verdi
Straith-Miller
Jacobs
Samuel Mitchell
W. A. Irwin
Mu Phi
Phi Mu Alpha
Univer. ‘of Washington
F. W. Aldxander
D. McAusland
Judge Whitehead
Miss Grace
Howard Waterman
J. E. Jarvis
Frederick W. Keator
Wells
Tendell
Alpha Chi Omega Eor
Rainier
Thomas Bor
Dean
Irving
Frederick Bentley
R. H. Denny
J. Rev Owen
Hasxal
Laura Burnett
College Club
College Affairs Compliment Miss Robson and Gamma Phi Beta Events
College Affairs compliments Miss Robson with a Monday practice at 2892 10th Ave N. Next Monday Sigma Chi hosts a dinner for Miss May Robson. Gamma Phi Beta holds an informal tea in her honor this afternoon. College Night at the Metropolitan features It Pays to Smile with Miss Nottan. Mrs. John G. Matthews hosts bridge with ten tables Wednesday afternoon. During tea hour, Laiile Recovich and Shnon Rocovich perform piano and violin selections.
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10Th Ave. N
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Chapter
May Robson
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Sorority Horse
Metropolitan
Miss Nottan
John G. Matthews
Mise Laiile Recovich
Shnon Rocovich
Shrove Tuesday Dinner Dance At Seattle Yacht Club
Shrove Tuesday will be celebrated this evening at the Seattle Yacht Club with a Mardi Gras dinner dance. A New Orleans dinner will be served from 6:20 to 9 o'clock followed by a buffet. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Baxter and many local residents and dignitaries.
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Seattle Yacht Club
New Orleans
Fred H. Baxter
M. C. Collins
Robert Hubner
Olaf Swenson
James A. Campbell
W. T. Isted
Charles HL Liity
Lester J. Clarke
Ross Downs
Harry Shaw
Farwell Putnam Zality
EB. McFarland
R. Pollister
Hervey Lindsey
Robert McAusland
J. ¥. P. Simpson
Joe Long
Edwin J. Bartelia
Plain
Torlief Torland
Heber Plank
J. Ff. Radford
A. B. Engle
C. E.i Watts
Haakon H. Hammer
Alexander A. Phinney
Everett P. Clark
A. K. Matager
L. 2. Farde
Mize Irma Salomon
San Francisco
Sam Stone
Henry Manheimer
Simon Burnett
Wallace Rowenblatt
Varney A. Kelley
G. A. Kelley
George Crabtree
Daniel Pratt
Charlies Hutson
Xura Case
F. A. Frederick
Bridge
Mount Baker Park
BE. H. Mickeljohn
J. F. Griffin
W. B. Gipple
J. B. Middigton
Seattle
B'Nai B'Rth
Masonic
Temple
Tren Harris
Sam Friedman
Irving Buxbaum
Stanley Hillmenthal
J. Stone
Max Sliver
Barmuel Koch
Luncheon Compliments Miss Salomon and House Guest
Mrs. L. B. Bartle hosts a luncheon for twelve to compliment Miss Irma Salomon of San Francisco at her home on Wednesday afternoon March 8. Mr. and Mrs. John Moran Jr. plan an informal bridge session at their home Friday morning with five tables in play.
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Irma Salomon
San Francisco
L. B. Bartle
John Moran, Jr
West Queen Anne
J. G. Jensen
Fred W. Ring
William Shumm
Mra. WH. K. Selby
Hotel
Washington
Residents and visitors noted in city social items
Personal notices list Mrs. Charles Moore visiting Judge and Mrs. Moore before returning to Han Jan cline, George Kirchner traveling to Walla Walla for a concert with the Walla Walla Symphony club then returning, Mrs. Clara I Koehler of Portland visiting her sister Mrs. Gideon, Miss Annette We l stling returning from Portland, Mrs. Duncan Matthews of San Francisco staying in the city, and Mrs. T K Miank of Snohomish among others.
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Charles Moore
William Hickman Moore
Han Jancline
George Kirchner
Walla Walla
Clara I. Koehler
Portland
H. Franklin Gideon
Mrs. Duncan Matthews
San Francisco
The
City
Community clubs schedule events at Ivechi Heights and Seattle area
Local groups announce upcoming activities including a reciprocal reception at Miss Nietta Martin's home for Leach Heights Women’s Improvement Club, a Ladies of the Golden North meeting, a Woman's Alliance luncheon at 4619 Woodland Park Ave, and a consolidation dance by Seattle lodge B'nai B'rith with listed patrons and sponsors.
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Leach Heights Women's Improvement Club
Nietta Martin
20Th Ave
Eugene Warner
Mies Muth Maurer
Mies Violet Balland
Eugene Paul
Woman's Alliance of
The
First Unitarian Church
Mra
K. Melain
Woodland Park
Howetees
Fenton Peterson
Rawson
Green Lake
Park Junction
Social Weekender Notes Tie Oregon and Alaska Visits
Mrs J Nelson of Portland and Mrs James Th Nelson visit Mrs Hadley in Olympia then travel to Toston to visit relatives. Mr Nelson sails to California next week. Mrs Nellie Felger returns from California with daughter. Kelleher relatives visit for illness in the family. Mrs Caldwell hosts Victoria guest. Nelson of Portland spends weekend with Bruce Farris in Vancouver.
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J. 1. Hadley
James Th. Nelson
Portland
Olympia
John ©. Pierce
Mr. Nelson
California
Toston
W. W. Felger
Nellie Felger
James B. Nelson
Hiram J. Hadley
Bruce Farris
Vancouver
B.C
Pape's Diapepsin Advertises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin heals indigestion in five minutes for stomachs upset by sour risings belching and gas. It urges readers to buy a sixty cent case from a druggist and prove the product's quick relief for stomach discomfort.
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United States
England
Canada
Pape
Keinald Werrenrath Triumphs in Met Opera Recital
The Ladies' Musical club presented Keinald Werrenrath at the Metropolitan Theater last evening in the hundredth artist recital this organization has brought in 21 years. The noted baritone impressed with a deep clear voice and polished diction. The program ranged German, French, and Italian songs, plus Sea Ballads and recent art songs, winning enthusiastic applause and several encores.
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The
Ladies’ Musical Club
Keinald Werrenrath
Metropolitan Theater
Werrenreath
Behubert
Frank Bridge
Julie Plante
Rogers
Werrenrath
Vision Fugitive and Herodiade Highlight Able Accompaniat
A report notes that delay and Vision Fugitive along with Herodiade were the most en able. Mr. Harry Spier proved able accompanist as organizers work to reach Tara who will send a graphe enclosure with a statement describing true conditions in F wood.
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Herodiade
Harry Spier
Nereen
Tara
Wood
Overcoat Purchase Surprises Weather Man Ad
A narrator brags about buying a quality overcoat on credit from a shop on Second Ave between Madison and Spring. The ad claims the weather man’s last cold wave spurred the purchase and notes no money down, highlighting a bargain at Rialto Ridg and Pign Whistle area.
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Ry's
Second Ave
Madison Spring
Rialto Ridg
Cure for Rheumatism Promises Free Scientific Guide
An elderly narrator testifies to relief from rheumatism after using a claimed method that removes uric acid. The appeal urges readers to request “The Inner Mysteries of Rheumatium” from H P Clearwater of Hallowell Maine, promising free distribution without charge.
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H. P. Clearwater
L Street
Hallowell
Maine
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