Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington

We have 1,702,578 pages in Washington

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1920

Page

15

Large night at the Coll club dinner over three hundred attend

A heartily celebrated night at the Col club featured a grand dinner for about three hundred, the largest and most brilliant in club history. Guests arrived to a luminous setup with peony centerpieces, vines, and greens, followed by varied music and dancing.

John Leon Carl Balilarde Black Carl Donworth Phen Hoag Keith Fisken Mee Martin Donald Richard W. Perry Raymond Frazier Chad Carl Ballard A. Nicholson Corbet Roy John C. Hig H. M. Lindley Hoag Gad Charles T. Hutson Clarence Coulter Seelye H. B. Wilbur F. Davidson B. M. Hack Patrick Tammany B. Whitehouse W. O John Manning DeWitt Clarke D. R. Baker John

Dinner dances and club events announced for January

Delta Kappa Epsilon plans a Rainier club dinner dance Friday. The Green and Black club schedules the 1920 Ball for Saturday January 31 at Mount Baker park club house with music by Gasser's tasters and Mr. Grant Merritt. An Orthopedic Tea Shop luncheon features corned beef hash and baked potatoes. Queen Anne guild is led by Mrs Elliott with aides Mrs Shorrock Mrs Burt Mrs Howard Mrs Meares and Mr Nash assisting.

Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Kappa Epation Rainier Club Green and Black Club Mount Baker Park Gasser Grant Merrit Little Orthopedic Tea Mra. H. RK. Elliott Queen Anne Guild E.G. Shorrock W. & Burt W. H. Howard John L. Meares Thomas Nash C. A. Jou

Interesting Wedding in Washington and Local Social Notes

Mies Jessie May McConaghy married Lieut. Hans C. Heg in Mt. Baker Presbyterian Church with Rev. W A Major officiating. They will reside in Florence Washington after a brief wedding trip. The note also lists an art design course starting January 19 and various social events including Victory Club dance at the Masonic temple and dances by All Saints church, Fortnight Club, and Wisteria Dancing Club.

Mies Jessie May McConaghy Hans C. Heg Air Service Heg Ia EB. B. Heg Washington Mt. Baker Parkbyterian Charch W. A. Major Heg Florence Stanwood Dr. Heg Henry T. Heg Ralph Helm Johannet Fine Arta

Blue Crusader pageant registration opens for Seattle girls

The YWCA announces registration for the Blue Crusader pageant to be staged in late January at a major Seattle auditorium. Five hundred girls from various industries and stores will participate in an allegorical show depicting war, peace, and reconstruction work by women.

Parta Seattle Rome Mra Robert Sandall Hive Crusader Charles Paul Mra. Paul Wellesley Chicago Charles Farrell Misa Doris Mitchell W. H. White Frank Black Blue Crusader Catherine Biggs Milas Hilda Weisel Helen Marcus MacDougall & Southwick

Local residents plan extended travel to California and beyond

Names of Seattle residents depart for trips and extended stays to California Alameda Coronado and other destinations. Several families including the Worrall Wilsons and Moritz Thomsen households will be away for weeks to months visiting relatives and staying with host families. Others head to San Francisco Spokane Vancouver Portland and Greenwich Conn for holidays clinics or schooling.

68 Thousand Girls Missing In One Year

Approximately 68 000 girls have disappeared or run away from their homes in the United States during the last year. The Travelers Aid Society calls a special meeting to plan responses to the rising number of runaways and helpless travelers. Attendees include officials from the transatlantic and various Protestant Catholic and Jewish social agencies.

New York United States Travelers’ Aid Society

Cherry's Style Shop offers everyday value fashion

Cherry's Style Shop promotes constant value across its men women and boys apparel. The store emphasizes daily buying opportunities and convenient monthly terms. Located at 207 Rialto Building near Pig'n Whistle between Madison and Spring on Second Ave.

Cherry's Cherry’s Cherry Rialto Building Madison Spring Second Ave

Secret Chamber Mystery In a Hidden Floor Rug

A narrator finds a hidden chamber beneath a dusty ancient room after noticing a worn rug spot. She fears a secret spring and a trap, debating escape and the fate of her jealous husband Bob while pondering a possible prison below. The scene ends with suspense as the rug reveals a floor opening.

Donna Camilla Walla Christ Neas Chesper Bob Daddy Chrys Hamilton Certets

Vocational Cookery Course Offered by YWCA and Seminary Club

The YWCA Vocational Department offers a six week cookery course to the public, held Thursday afternoons from 2 to 4. Registration is open. Annie Wright Seminary Club holds a regular meeting Thursday January 15 at 2 PM at Mrs N M Latimer 723 Terry Avenue.

Y.W.C. A Yr. W. CA Annie Wright Seminary Club Mra. N. MH. Latimer Terry Avenue

Community meetings and club notices across Seattle areas

Numerous local groups including the Child's Conservation League, Federation of Women of First Presbyterian Church, Mercer PTA, Robert E. Lee Chapter UDC, Seattle and Ravenna PTAs, Seattle Jewish Women sections, and others announce meetings, installations, talks, and elections. Key dates include 2 p m gatherings, 3 p m sessions, and an 8:30 p m installation, with speakers Miss Eva Brown and Miss Mildred Huen among participants.

Fashions for Americans Describe Versatile Young Dress Choice

A short feature outlines 18 frocks made from plain color wool, velvet, or plaid fabrics. Piped contrasts and color piping offer style options. The dress suits school and general wear and is designed for independent dress by the wearer, with buttoning details noted.

Girls Plan Educational Club And Advice Column

In a reader letter segment, a girl asks how to remove perspiration odor from a dark wool dress, with advice suggesting expert dry cleaning and dress shields. Another note invites ten girls to form an educational club, proposing weekly five minute reports on important events followed by sewing and recreation.

Cynthia Grey A.D. W Mies Grey

Dear Mins Grey style advice column on romance and age

A reader asks whether a man’s neglect means true love and if she should quit him. The advisor urges ending the affair, noting neglect signals lack of commitment and warning that marriage would bring loneliness.

Man Misa Grey A. IL Dan Cupid

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rebecca Stevenson Main College Carlson Carl Gould Harry Seward Maj. and Halloran M. Halloran Burke J. D. Lowman Aline Mrs. Downing Kenneth Kerr George W. Fischer Delta Tau Delta Louis Sea Green James White Sunset Club Upsilon Army Navy EB. W C. A. Vandever Rufus G. King Elsie Knoshery Edna Sperry Mise Shearer Lewiston Idaho Arthur Blomquist Miss. Towle Helen Towle Albert Reid Vandever Miss Towle King Mrs. King Arctic Club Ralph Schoenfeld The Lighthouse For the Blind Victory Club Masonic Temple Campau Mr. Ames San Francisco All Saints’ Church Slat Ave. S Rainier Alma Roquet Ruth Miss Roquet Grace Wilson Pernice Spears Redding Wisteria Dancing Club Christensen Broadway Hall Boldt'’s 3D Ave Seattle Baking Co Order of Your Grocer Parcova Personal Daniel FB. Trefethen Des Moines Harry Markoe, Jr Carl Deenworth Portland Charles H. Carey M. H. Causten Coronado Claire Moody James A. Wood Vic James Veitch N. H. Veitch Los Angeles Verna Strange Lieut R. H. Lindquist William McMillan Spokane H. C. Peters Mt. Vernon H. C. Puckett Dr. Puckett Washington, D. C Baltimore Douglas Robson Vancouver A. J. Chalmers Baby East Franklin Place Edmund Robert Bowden Edmund Robert Bowden, Jr Palo Alto California Mian Helen Jordan Greenwich, Conn Miss Ely North End Circle North End Federation of Women of First Pres Federation of Women of the First Presbyterian Church Fiderbie Club K. FP. Hall Mercer Put. A Mercer PT. A Robert EF. Lee U. DC Robert FE. Lee Joseph L. Greenwell Queen Anne Avenue C. EB O. KB Corinthian Room C. Knemeyer Twelfth Avenue North Ceast Seattle Review Seattle Review No Women's Benefit Association of Maccabees W. Hall Ravenna Ravenna PT Eva Brown Mildred Huen Council of Jewish Women Temple de Hirsch Sunshine Club Sunshine Club of Women Mooseheart Legion F. M. Braman Twenty Fifth South Ladies’ Aid of Holy Trinity Seward Plt Seward Pot. A Pythian Sisters Astrulatic Club Lillian Dugran Fourth West Neighbors of Woodcraft Grand Guardian D’annunzio Viume Cynthia Giey Girls Plan Educational Club Mins Grey Sonny Bush Nose Turrell Louis Havana Black Kid Blucher Children’s Department Goodyear Tuell Shoe Co
Search Courier

Search the Seattle Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Seattle Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication