Sunset club to start January program series at 3 PM
Rebecca Stevenson reports Sunset club opens January programs with a talk on The Dangers of Our Free Day Thinking by M A Matthews at 3 PM. Hostesses John Campbell and Mrs David Wednesday set to organize post meeting luge business. A musicale January 18 features Signor Nerino Hianechi with the Seattle Symphony, Leone Langdon, Kantner duo, at the piano. Broadway Guild launches new Dance Series for 1920 benefiting the Children's Orthopedic Hospital with Saturday dances from 9 to 12 at the Army and Navy Club starting January 10, led by a wide committee of volunteers. Each event aims to raise funds for hospital needs and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Club
M. A. Matthews
John Campbell
Mrs
David
Signor Nerino Hianechi
Seattle Symphony Ia
Leone Langdon
Jean Kantner
Clifford W. Kantner
Frederic
Lester Turner Jr
Broadway Guild of the Children's Orthopedic Hospital
Army and Navy Club
Children’s Hospital
Donald Karnes
Alton W. Leonard
Ames
T. A. D. Jones
Henry C. Ewing
Wallace Green Collins
Robert Greer
W. KE. Herring
George Warren Boole
Thomas Green
Lewis BR. Peeples
Thomas Scruges
Letcher Lambuth
Joseph A. Swatwell
Bert Farrar
Edgar L. Webster
Club Events and Social Updates Across January
January notices show social events at the Highlands and Women’s City Club. Plans include a dance honoring Mr and Mrs Harold C Stimson, a small dinner by Mrs Keith Logan Bullitt, and an informed supper hosted by Mrs Frederick Parks. Programs feature MecClure on music and child performances, with an Overseas program and Friday bridge nights for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Stimson
Keith Logan Bullitt
Frederick Parks
the Highlands
Sumner
At & Ik
Club Meri
Miss Margaret Han k Hosts Dinner Evening at Jones Home
Miss Margaret Han k hosts a Saturday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles FE Jones with Miss Jones as guest of honor. The event highlights social circles and entertaining in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hank
Miss Jones
Charles FE. Jones
Wedding in Fairmont Red Room Unites Margaret Pels and Mark Smith
From San Francisco Miss Margaret Pels and Mr. Mark Smith wed in the Red Room of the Fairmont. Attendants included Mrs. Porter Breck as maid of honor. The ceremony featured a rose satin train, pale cyclamen decor, and a departure from convention with the bride's robe. The couple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Breck, plan a Southern California honeymoon before Seattle and eventual residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Margaret Pels
Mark Smith
Yakima
Fairmont
Porter Breck
Spode
Saariorie Hubbard
Seattle
Louis Seagrave
Mrs. Breck
Rose L
Tulle
Gar- Deming Bronson
Wiliam Clampett
Me Smith
James Breck
Kappa Gamma
University of Ington
Smith
Kappa Epsilon
California
Mise Hubbard
Miss Florida Singleton to Lead Cross Tea Room Dance
Miss Florida Singleton will oversee the regular dance at the Cross Tea Room tomorrow evening, guiding patrons through the scheduled program and ensuring orderly enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Singleton
the _ Cross Tea Room
Dancing Party At Tennis Club Entertains Eighty Guests
Miss Margaret Hansard hosted about eighty guests for a dancing party at the Tennis club Saturday evening. She was received by Mrs. Henry A. Kyer and Miss Hansard along with Mrs. O. W. Crockett Mrs. Be Weldon Young and Mrs. Thomas Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hansard
Henry A. Kyer
Informal Dancing Party Honors Kildall Nieces and Cavender
Mrs Joseph Kildall hosted an informal dancing party Saturday evening at her home honoring three nieces Miss Eunice Miss Mildred Kildall and Miss Doris Cavender. Twenty four guests attended the social event in a relaxed setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice
Mildred Kildall
Doris Cavender
Joseph Kildall
College club winter program at Mountain Goat lodge event
An advance notice announces the college club annual winter program set for February 6 7 and 8 at Mountain Goat lodge Roaring Camp Lake Keechelus. The notice hints at surprising stunts to be pulled during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
Mountain Goat Lodge
Roaring Camp
Lake Keechelus
New Year House Party Hosted by Mrs H W Brown
Miss Ferne Brisack and Miss Cath erine Brown hosted a New Year’s day house party at Mrs H W Brown’s residence. Attendees included Miss Anna Lappin Catherine Martin Ruth Hoffmann Grace Cowan Anna Arnison Lillian Fussell Floyd Brisack Harry Cowan P Artitaon Robert Clark Thomas Clark Garnet Hathcock C Harrington and couples Mr and Mrs James Woodman Mr and Mrs Lincoln Rogers Mr and Mrs Italph Brown and Mr and Mrs H W Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne Brisack
Catherine Brown
H. W. Brown
Anna Lappin
Catherine Martin
Ruth HofftTman
Grace Cowan
Anna Arnison
Lillian Fussell
Floyd Brisack
Harry Cowan
P. Artitaon
Robert Clark
Thomas Clark
Garnet Hathcock
C. Harrington
James Woodman
Lincoln Rogers
Italph Brown
H. W Brown
Degree of Honor Installation No 7 in Seattle
The Seattle lodge No. 7 Degree of Honor will install officers at Evergreen hall Arcade building on Tuesday evening January 6. Deputy Grand President Mrs. Anna M Barth along with Past Grand President Mrs. Kila TrEdge and Deputy Grand Usher Mrs. Mary Veale participate. Committee members Mra H J Cranney Mra Mary A Fubbick Mra Lulu Baker and Mrs Florence Hemer plan a "love feast" for No 7's family. The meeting starts at 7 30 sharp per chief of honor Mra Mabel Petersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Lodge No. 7
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Anna M. Barth
Kilattredge
Mary Veale
Evergreen Hall
Arcade Building
H. J. Cranney
Mary A. Fubbick
Lulu Baker
Florence Hemer
No. 7
Mabel Petersen
Women's clubs hold meetings across city programs
The January schedule lists the Woman's Tuesday club at Mrs. Holmes's home for Education led by Mrs. Grinwold and Mrs. Shelton, the Golden North at the Marne hotel, Aspasia club reading papers on German Opera in America, and Lady Stirling Chapter DA R meeting at Mrs. Swan's home. Other groups meet at various homes and Elks club with topics on Wagner, opera history, life of Fogazzaro, and preelection measures amid rising interest in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Tuesday Club
EB. B. Holmes
Twenty-first Northeast
Mra. J
Grinwold
Mra
F. M. Shelton
Ladies of the Golden North
Ladies’ of the Golden North
Marne Hotel
Broadway
Aspasia Club
Pr. m
Carl A. Johnson
East Spring Street
America
Lee Chesterfield
Frank Zorn
Ralph Musser
Maurice Grau
Heinrich Conried
Victor Zednick
Weekend departures and visits among Seattle social set
A long list of Seattle residents and guests plan travels and returns. Patrons and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Titus Mrs. Durand and Dr. Jay J. Durand will visit relatives in New York California and the South. Others travel to Washington D C St. Paul Exeter Oaksmere and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Edward Skinner
Mra
Laura Titus
East
Mrs. Titus
Washington, D. C
Mra. Skinner
Mrs
Gilbert Skinner
New York
South
Middle West
F. L. Durand
St. Paul
Indaw
Jay J. Durand
California
G. Alston Hole
Mins Alice Hole
Mr. Grendel Hole
EB. Hettram Graves
New York City
Seattle
Henry A. Kyer
Mystery Behind Miraculous Painting in Hacienda Chapel
The narrator explores the chapel housing a miraculous portrait said to rival Lourdes. A hidden passage opens revealing an exquisitely decorated interior. a concealing panel traps the narrator inside, while the donor portrait proves not to be the owner. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the panel locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
Periah
Certetis
Mexico
Lourdes
S J. Anne Beaupre
Certeia
Don Manuel
Bob
Donga
Camilla
Harriton Certeis
Hamilton Certels
Donna Camilla
Certeian
Rivebeard
Bandits Rob Grocery Store on Dearborn Street
Two masked men robbed a grocery store at 660 Dearborn Street Saturday night taking 45 dollars from the cash register after holding proprietor T Terat at gunpoint. A large police search found no trace of the bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn St
T. Terat
Cherry's Rialto Style Shop Clothes Ad
Save money by buying the best clothes at Cherry's good clothes for men women and boys. Cheap garments wear out quickly and need replacement, while Cherry's offers quality with easy monthly terms. Just a few dollars a month can outfit your family at Cherry's Rialto Style Shop 207 Rialto Ridge between Madison and Spring on Second Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Rialto Ridge
Pig'n Whistle
Madison and
Spring
Second Ave
Fashions for Americans Embrace Long Blouses Over Skirts
A feature on the rise of long blouses worn over skirts in American fashion. The style favors comfort and ease of wear, with the waist length model declining in favor of a headlined over the skirt blouse finished in red crepe de chine, accordion-pleated self fabric trimming, white organdy neck frill, and a black velvet ribbon for adjustable fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouser
America
Tea Needs Rainfall Of Sixty Inches For Growth
The report states tea requires 60 inches of rainfall and irrigation cannot substitute. A humid atmosphere is considered necessary for proper cultivation.
Nut House Seeks Nationwide Growth From Seattle Root
The Nut House announces dividends to stockholders as religiously as salaries, pledges year 1920 expansion with nuts shipped to towns west of the Mississippi and hopes checks will extend from every state. It thanks stockholders and customers for support, aiming to add to payrolls at the Seattle company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NUT House
Mississippi River
Seattle
U.S.A
Letters From Readers On Marriage And Life In A Small Town
A reader offers practical advice to a wife feeling alone, suggesting socializing with older women, inviting husbands and their friends home, and organizing card games or Victrola concerts to engage a spouse. Additional letters discuss loyal husbands, widows, and the burden of domestic duties, urging duty, honor, and mutual effort in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Grey
Gould Wrote Composition for Burroughs Paying 70 Cents
In boyhood Gould created a piece for John Burroughs the noted naturalist and paid 70 cents for its creation. He later died at age 66 leaving an estate valued at 70 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day Gould
John Burroughs
Gould
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rebecca Stevenson
Main
Women's City Club
St Church
Her Gowen
France
Amerique Rummage Sale
France-Amerique
Lyon
American Fund
Rheims
Westlake Biva
Woheeree
Iin
Apy
Pixe Street
Miss Margaret Hansard
Vele'tala
Nclub
Lady Stirling
D. A. Ft
Lady Stirle
D. A. FR
Clara Swan
Sixth Avenue
Wallingford
Seventh Avenue
A. R. BE
A. Tt
M. BE
Mra. F. H
West Side Wome Improvement U
West Side Women's Improvement Club
H. & Kuen
Palm Avenue
Thornan
Hugh Cummings
L. C
LO. B
Elks’ Club
War Mothers’ League
War
Mothers’ League of America
P. m
The
Armory
Queen Anne
Queen Anne Study Club
Allan W. Eshelby
Sixth Ave
James Brown
Antonio Fogazzaro
R. A. Tyler
Saint
Karner
Progressive Club
United States Department of Justice
China
Patronalé
Carl Gould
Misa
Loyal Treat
Santa Barbara
Frances Hartaook
Low Angeles
Misa Dorothy Allen
Annie Wright Seminary
Mise Jane Pires
Lorraine Casey
Georgianna
Lucy Semple
Mary Fredericka Swanstrom
Albert Veitch
Wallace Collins
Phillipa Exeter
A. L. Hawley
Sydney Hawley
Mins
Catherine Ostrander
Oaksmere
H. F. Ostrander
Carl Heusey
St. Paul's School
William C
Elizabeth Hurlbut
Wells College
Sara Livingstone
Vancouver
Caird Leslie
Infanta
Adolf Bolm
Chicago Opera Association
Chicago
Metropolitan Ballet
Lealie
Frank Daly
Joseph Earle
Charleston
Washington
Paul Boynton
Louis Beynton
Lake Chelan
Provence Williams
David Whitcomb
Osgood
Whitcomb
Mr. Whitcomb
Child
Martin Welch
Bpokane
BE. F. Byrne
Robert Graham
Thebard T. Ballinger
Nichard A. Ballinger
Stanford University
Monte Smith
Darrah Corbet
Shanghai
Via
Marry Logan Geary
Roy Page Mallard
Portland
Rh. W. Jennings
Alaska
Mrs. Jennings
Miss Cordelia
Frederick W. Low
Hotel
Clark
35Th Ave
Cynthia Grey
Miss Grey
Sare
Cornelia
Florence
Union
Arnes
Mies Dickinson
Pike Place Market
Aeolian Company
Paderewski
Bauer
Gabrilowitsch
Hofmann
Ganz
Leginska
Tacoma
Third Avenue
Pine
Spokane
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!