Society calendar highlights for January events in Seattle
The Womens University club schedules a January program with a bridge session on January 13 at 3:30 PM and a talk by Mrs Elec on Rhythms and summer study. The Hand-Bag Players present fantasies on January 14 at noon, followed by a business meeting. A January 27 tea with Miss Rena Raymond is planned, plus a Night Dance by the College club on January 6 at Rew building. A February 21 bridge party is noted, and social gatherings at Mount Baker Park feature a New Midnight supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rhodes for guests from Montana.
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Womens Unity Club
Fiat
Elec
Skip Gibbs
Mraon
Frederick
Henry P
Ben L
Friham
Mise Rena Raymond
Te Perry
Wesley J
Wyle Hemphill
Rew
Raymond R. Frazier
Leo
Andrew Denny
Hen Colver
Keith Fisken
Giortus
Raymond
Charles Kerr
Frankih
Jonna Lb. McLauchlan
E. A. " Strout
Ip Iacies
Twist
Robinson
Clarance Bieth
Burke
Albert Beebe
Harold Burchard
Joseph
Ian Moran
Donald A. Nichol
William A. Peters
Clayton Rhodes
Mont
Arthur O'Reilly
Mount Baker Park
Tea Event Hosted by University Officers Wives
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Muhlen hosted an informal tea for University of Washington department officers and their wives. Ophelia roses and pink candles adorned the tea table while Mrs. Frazier and Mrs. Muhlen attended as hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Page planned an informal home dinner Sunday evening with nine guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies L. Phillips
Phillips
Department
Univer of Washington
Jh. G. Page
Engagement of Miss Gertrude to Mr Ralph Pederson
Announcement of Miss Gertrude's engagement to Mr Ralph M Pederson made at a refined tea hosted by her mother Mrs F N Foote. The wedding is planned for August with assisting guests including Miss Clara Burch Lois Davis and others. The New Year’s dance at Mount Baker Park club featured hosts Mr and Mrs Wallace N MacHiiar and other couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Ralph M. Pederson
F. N. Foote
Clara Burch
Lois Davis
Gertrude Fr
Bertha Fried
Emily Te
W. B. Escher
Mount Baker Park Club
Wallace N. MacHiiar
C. Turner
Arthur Webb
W. H Anderson
Archie Chandler
Dinner and lecture honors mount rainier talk
Mr and Mrs C C Qualheim hosted a dinner at their San Telmo apartment on Saturday evening. Rev B O Clausen gave an illustrated Mount Rainier lecture. Fifteen guests joined a luncheon at Miss Helen Enegren's home compliments by Miss Leona Holcomb to Miss Helen Enegren, a bride elect.
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C. C. Qualheim
San Telmo
Rev
B. O. Clausen
Mount Rainier
Leona Holcomb
Helen Enegren
Ha! H. Williams
Hotel Sorrento
Lummi Island
Chicago
California
Bridge Luncheon for Miss Redfield and Miss Edith Redfield
A luncheon and afternoon of bridge at Miss Edith Redfield and Mrs. Harry Glenn Stibbs home Friday honors Miss Edith Redfield whose wedding to Lieut Com Albert Charles Rooks UBN is set for January 11 at Trinity Parish church. Informal supper for eleven hosted by Mr and Mrs J B Radford last evening. Informal bridge hosted by Mrs William H Ritter ahead of her Friday departure to California and by Mrs W W Bare Tuesday afternoon for four tables.
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Harry Glenn Stibbs
Edith Redfield
Albert Charles Rooks
U. BN
Trinity Parish
Shurch
J. B. Radford
William H. Ritter
California
W. W. Bare
Music Spargur Poche to Give Morning Musicale at Cine Arta
Sparkur string quartet to premiere Guillame Lehey work in two movements at Wednesday morning musicale in Cine Arta hall. First American performance previously in New York City at J. De Copper home. Cecile Baron, gifted pianist, will join the Spargur quartet in the Lehey number. Complete program features Haydn quartet and selections by Pochesn, with a final piece by Leken and Lenten on passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spargur Poche
Guillame Leheu
Sparkcur
Cine Arta
America
New York City
J. de Copper
Flonsaley Quartet
Spargur
Risegari Presents Pupil Silvio Recital Sat Evening
Risegari will present pupil Silvio Risegari in a compliment ary recital featuring Miss Dorothy Greenberg Saturday evening in the Fine Arts ball. Greenberg formerly appeared as soloist with the Seattle Symphony orchestra last season and was well received.
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Risegari
Silvio Risegari
Dorothy Greenberg
Fine Arta
Local residents depart for schools and visits in California
Numerous city residents plan trips over holidays with many heading to California for study or leisure. Misses Parsons Fay Fischer Royer Kerr Kerr depart for Mills College Oakland and Riverside hosts Mrs Ritter. Mr and Mrs Thompson return from their wedding trip at Hotel Washington.
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Anne Parsons
Helen Fay
Donna Fischer
Katherine Royer
Elizabeth Kerr
Caryl Kerr
Oakland, Cal
Mills College
George F. Thompson
Mary Kyer Roesing
Washington
Women clubs organize busy January meeting schedule
A listing of women’s clubs and gatherings across Seattle for January 3 and 4 includes Gen George Washington Circle unit events, Custer Camp No. 1 dinner and installation, Seattle Lodge No. 7 meeting, Canadian Woman’s Club, Child Conservation League circles, Rainier PTA, Lincoln Circle, Queen City Sunshine Club, EO Chapter 6, Aspasia Club lunch, Northeast Improvement Club, West Side Women’s Improvement Club, Seattle Court No.1 Order of Amaranth ceremony, Sunset Heights Literary Club, various small society meetings, and the Native Daughters of the Pioneers hosting a January 4 gathering at the YWCA auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Native Daughters of the Pioneers of Washington
Addie Steele Hill
Tacoma
Young Women's Christian Association
Donne Jacobs
Nellie Tussell
Rena Hagtey Griffith
Leroy Stetson
Janet Law Wilson
Spurns Wealth to Save Souls in Philippines
Akron born heiress Mine Vera Adamson daughter of Alexander Adamson a wealthy Akron manufacturer goes to the Philippines as a missionary. She rejects a $1000 yearly salary to personally fund her work and runs a girls training school on the island of Leanon where she has served five years since age twenty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
Vera Adamson
Alexander Adamson
Akron
Philippines
Mine Adamson
Leanon
Bill of Variety at Palace Hip
Music and dancing plus melodrama make Loew's Palace Lip show. Acts include Fun in a Park with Hill and Quinnell, Clifford and Leslie, Wild and Sedalia, Frank Terry, the Reckless Duo with Sylvia More, and feature photoplay The Face of the World starring Barbara Bedford and Edward Hearn.
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Loew's Palace Lip
Hill
Quinnell
Clifford
Leslie
Wild
Sedalia
Frank Terry
Sylvia More
Barbara Bedford
Edward Hearn
Recipe for Sugar Spice Cookies with Nutmeg
A fragmented recipe lists ingredients and steps for cookies: sugar, eggs, butter, sour cream, soda, cream of tartar, salt, flour, nutmeg. Cream butter and sugar then add egg yolks and flour folded with leaveners. Fold in egg whites, roll, bake in a hot oven.
Disease Starts in the Bowels and Self-Poisoning
Article warns that inactivity of the liver and bowels causes poison buildup in the blood leading to headaches colds and other ailments. Recommends Plantlax as a vegetable internal cleanser to restore liver and bowel action and purify the system. Sold by Hartell Drug Co and Wil Drug Co for $1 per bottle.
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Uartell Drug Co
Wil Drug Co
Advice on Child Welfare by Mrs West Column
Mrs Max West a US children chores expert answers Northwest mothers on child welfare. Readers mail questions about feeding, growth, and discipline with stamped self addressed envelopes for replies. Q&A covers baby weight at one month baby sleep restlessness tongue coating and fontanelle closure with feeding directions mailed to names.
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Max West
United States
Northwest
Ste Wilth
Ann
Teast
Amy A Wher
the Sear
Reaeies
Matt
New Year’s Bill at Moore Theater Delights Audiences
A vaudeville program at the Moore Theatre on New Year’s, described as the greatest success in 1922 by veterans. Lillian Shaw drew strong applause with dialect songs, while Joe Morris Mia Campbell, and a strong revue by Oledys Clark Henry Bergman with Dale Bisters and Jacklandauer impressed. Felix Patty presented Tarsan with a notable protege performance.
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Moore Theatre
Playhouse Th
Eure
Harely
Unose
Lillian Shaw
Joe Morris
Mia Campbell
Aviate Ber
Horticultural Output Reported for King County 1971
The 1971 annual report by J. C. Pakie county horticultural inspector shows King County produced 13 784 000 in horticultural and agricultural products. Dairy products led with 4 229 000, followed by poultry and rice at 4 106 000 and fruit 1 195 000. Other categories include livestock hay grain miscellaneous crops vegetables and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
J. C. Pakie
Law Respect Urged by Michigan University Leader
Dr. Marion I. Burton president of the University of Michigan urged greater respect for the laws of the land at the College Club gathering on Saturday. He deplored jokes and frivolous discussion about national prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion I. Burton
University of Michigan
College Club
Burton
Doubters lash at trainer amid stage acts and lighting
The audience doubted the trainer accusing him of being a nature faker. Hien Tktero and Ernest Marconi presented a dining act to the crowd while Mlanche Kherwood and her brother disrupted the curtain and hairstyle with their aviation antics. Nikia appeared in a number with novel lighting effects along with standard motion picture and orchestral features.
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Thomases
Hien Tktero
Ernest Marconi
Mlanche Kherwood
Nikia
Champion Parmeter the 7 year striker in live action
Burlington Iowa January 2 A M Parmeter age 7 claims title as world champion striker though long inactive in recent years. He has drawn 17100 in strike pay from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and receives a 25 monthly check. Parmeter walked out on Burlington road with division 151 B of L E in 1858. The strike was broken up and others returned to work but Parmeter stayed out and remains in opposition to work.
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Burlington
A. M. Parmeter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Parmeter
Purlington Road
Division 151
B. of
Ut Parmeter
New Salmon Rules Issued for Alaska
Regulations issued by Secretary of Commerce Hoover prohibit salmon fishing within 500 feet of stream mouths with limited exceptions. Driving salmon downstream into unprotected areas is banned except when fish are used for local food or to feed dogs. No change to Afognak reservation rules.
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Alaska
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Afognak Reservation
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Cometock School
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Queen Anne Circle of Child Conservation League
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Child Conservation League
H. M. Cahill
12Th Ave. W
Lincoln Circle
Lincoln Circle of the Child Conservation Vague
RR. B. de Vere
Woodlawn Ave
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Sunshine Club
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20Th Ave. N
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Order of Amaranth
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Sunset Heights
Jennie B. Steeves
Greenwood Ave
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Smith St
Woman's Century Club French Department
Woman's Century Club
New Washington Hotel
11 & M
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Burke Ave
Browning Society
Frank W. Houghton
lFranklin Ave
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Meven
Misa Mary Dudley Walker
Aberdeen
Harold Chadwick
San Fran
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North End Flower Club
Lester & Monahan
F. J. Cole
Nela Mortenson
H. Blethen
J I. Houston
Claire Bowereen
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K. B.C. Columbia Whiet Club
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Ninth Ave
Bill OF Variety
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MES
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Robert Htevenson
Moore
Michigan
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Prevttom Discovery Bay Logging Co
National City
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Grondahl
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Equality As Good Venture
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Frank W. Hull
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Harry Tate
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