Seattle Society Brightens Town With Luncheon and Card Tea
Society editor notes Sunrise of events in Seattle including a Sunset Club luncheon for a Children's Hospital benefit, a Cafe Chantant, and a Rainier chapter D A R card tea at the Scottish Rite temple. Invitations issued for a Navy Yard bridge party and a February 15 cafe chanfant plan announced. Mrs Omar J Humphrey and committee lead efforts with Mrs Archibald Guthrie Clark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Club
Chantant
Children’s Hospital
Reulan Mitchell Courts
the Star
Winfield W. Smith
A. H. Anderson
Broadway Guild
Omar J. Humphrey
Archibald Guthrie Clark
William S. Crawford
Henry C. Ewing
Navy Yard
F. G. Forbes
Charlies O'Leary
Forbes
Seattle
Washington
Rainier
Scottish Rite Temple
Broadway
Madison St
Howard Ballard
David Bowen
Richard A. Ballinger
Orrin Hi. Carpenter
Neb Davis
Byron Thorpe Carr
John F. Wagner
Ernest B. Hussey
Mises Carrie Shumway
George Thirsk
Edith Drummond
DATES To Remember THURSDAY TO WEDNESDAY EVENTS
A sequence of social entries lists parties lunches and weddings across January. Notable items include marriages for Mise Grace Heffernan to Mr Lawrence Moss Arnold and Miss Rosamond Parsons to Mr Allan Palebaugh Engle, with related receptions and theatre outings at clubs and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken Guild
Ehud
Wiliam Forrest Goodfellow
Seequalmie
Rosamond Parsons
Dominic Hrace
Adelaide Martin
Lawrence Moss Arnold
Houlevard Inn
Albert Irving Howfflear
Mise
Grace Meffernan
Edward Franklin White
James P. Gleason
Mise Meffernan
Edgar J. Webster
Homer
Grace Heffernan
Frances Willard Memorial Service And Various Club Meetings
At 1 30 p m Frances Willard Memorial service will be held Mrs Lily Manney in charge of the program The public is invited Guild of the Church of Epiphany Ladies will meet with Mrs C C Bronson at 239 39th Ave N at 8 20 p m Important business and an election of officers to be transacted Auxiliary to Order Railway Conductors Seattle division No 214 Ladies Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting in Foresters hall 1923 Firetave Officers installation Luncheon served at 1 p m Dancing Party Young Ladies Institute announces a dancing party Friday evening January 7 Knights of Columbus hall Alumnae Chi Omega Sorority meeting Friday January 7 at Mrs William J Walsh 1003 Ravenna Blvd Fastern Star Club in room 4990 Arcade building 2 30 p m regular monthly business meeting Associated Western Union Employes second chance series at Douglas hall Friday January 7 one interpretive dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Mra
Lily Manney
Guild of the Church of the Epiphany
Ladies of the Guild of the Church of Epiphany
Mra. C. C. Bronson
39Th Ave. N
Seattle
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Foresters’ Hall
L. L
The
Young Ladies’ Institute
Knights of Columbus
Chi Omega Sorority
Mre
William J. Walsh
Ravenna Blvd
Associated Western Union
Douglas Hall
University Social Events Highlight January Activities
The university schedules social gatherings including the Music-Woman's Century Club Tea led by Mrs. Davis A. Bebert at 4714 18th Ave N at 2 PM, the Oval club plans two bit dances starting Friday January 7 in the campus gym with Melville MeIania as chairman, and Seward Social and Literary Club meets January 14 at Mrs Lao Bicknell's home where Mrs P P Hope will discuss Character Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Century Club
Davis A. Bebert
18Th Ave. N
Murteal
Oval Club
Melville W. MeIania
Maresh Davie
Howard Burke
Mra
Edmonds
Meany
Murear
Herbert T. Condon
M. Lyle Spencer
Sewant Social
Seward
Mra Lao Bicknell
64Th Ave
Mre
PP. L. Hope
Miss Southmayd Resigns as Y W C A General Secretary
Mina I. A. Southmayd ends ten years at the YWCA after serving a port assignment. Officials announced her retirement today. Staff gave her an informal reception in tribute to her long service. She helped lead the campaign for the nine story building completed six years ago at a cost of $449000. successor to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina I. A. Southmayd
Young Women's Christian Association
Routhmoyd
Miss Southmoyd
Local Residents Headed Abroad and Home for Holidays
Patrons Mr Phillips Morrison left Sunday for an extended East trip. Mr and Mrs George Boole returned Monday from a month in California. Mrs Harry Holcom left for Coronado to stay several months. Miss Monlon Hughes set for Portland to wed tomorrow Mr De Lone Sutherland of American Falls Idaho. Accompanied by her mother and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald White
Oakland
Cal
Courtney I. Klopfenstein
Paul Steading
John Burkheimer
Arna
Mr. Phillips Morrison
George Boole
California
Monlon Hughes
Portland
de Lone Sutherland
American Palle
Idaho
Miss Tlugher
P. D. Hughes
Arthur C. Crookall
Ming Helen Eaglewon
Tanlac credited for dramatic health turn in Bellingham woman
Mrs Wim. Buchhols of 3909 Silver Beach Avenue credits Tanlac with relief from rheumatism and indigestion after three years of suffering. She reports five bottles restored her health, gained fifteen pounds, improved sleep and energy, and says Tanlac is wonderful. Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle sell Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Wim. Buchhols
Silver Beach Avenue
Bellingham
Almon
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Camp Fire Girls Plan March 19 Event in Battle
National field secretary Miss Math M. Kempthorne will visit Battle on March 19 for the birthday grand council fire with all city Campfires participating. Guardians' association meeting set for January 13 at 7 30 p.m. at 427 Globe building. Various training, first aid, gown decoration and ceremonial activities scheduled through January and February across local headquarters and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Math M. Kempthorne
Guardians’ Ansociation
Globe Building
Vecato
Epiphany Episcopal Church
Denny Blaine
Camp Killoqua
Ilma Hervin
Guardian
Kiloqua
Bluebirds
Martha Hervin
Tawanamu
No-stuff nose relief from daily cold remedy claim
A vintage ad-like note promotes Pape's Cold Compound with dosing every two hours and three doses claimed to break up a cold and end grippe misery. It asserts the first dose opens nasal passages and head airways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
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Arnoid
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Rainier Grand
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Harriet Saunderson
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W. Maysent
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