Seattle Socials Note A Busy Afternoon of Tea and Dinners
Mrs Mackiem hosts a tea with Wing Point members and guests including Mrs A EB Disney as she departs for New York. Mr and Mrs Harrah of Yakima were honored by William Boeing and others at University club dinner. Engagements and forthcoming weddings are announced among Seattle society, with teas, luncheons, and a Rainier Club event planned. Twenty five Morana school fathers meet at Rainier Club to discuss boys progress and school affairs.
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New York
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Harrah
Yakima
William Boeing
Cebert
University Club
Wednes
Morana School
Rainier Club
Cecil H. Bacon
Fred Hudson Baxter
A. L. Reouffleur
H. Campbell
B.C. English
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D. H. Hotchkin
L. DD. Lewis
O. R. Rabel
Tacoma
Moran
Dills
Wilson
School
Bachelors Polar Night dance slated at Shrine Auditorium
The Bachelors' club hosts a Satur day evening informal dance in the Shrine Auditorium at the Masonic temple. The event titled Bachelors Polar Night will feature tithe themed decorations and new electrical effects. Campau's orchestra will provide the music.
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Bachelors’ Club
Shrine Auditorium
Masonic Temple
Campau
British American Association Dance Set for Friday
The British American Association will host its regular monthly dance on Friday evening January 14 at Christensen's Broadway Hall. The event invites members and the public to enjoy music and dancing in a social gathering at the venue.
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British-American Association
Christensen
Broadway Hall
Bridge Luncheons at Women's University Club
Bridge luncheons every Saturday will feature the plan of the Women's University Club for January. It is hoped members will form tables to participate.
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Women's University Club
Samuelias Set 1920 Dance Series Dates At Knights Hall
The Samuelias detail plans for a new 1920 dance series with dates at the Knights of Columbus hall on January 22 February 14 March 17 April 10 May 22 and June 5. At the first meeting of the year the club elects officers President Constance Patterson vice president Mrs Riley W McCoy and secretary treasurer Miss Helen Calohar.
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Samuelias
Knights of Columbus
Tas Constance Patterson
Riley W. McCoy
Helen Calohar
Neighborhood organizations announce elections and meetings
Neighbors of Woodcraft plan a second meeting at the Swedish club hall tonight to close their big membership drive with many new members. Altar Guild of St. Clement's church meets at 7 30 in the rectory 161 Twenty fourth avenue south. Canadian Women’s Club schedules annual officer elections on Tuesday at 1 pm on the third floor of the YWCA. Lorraine Social Club gathers Wednesday January 14 at 2 pm in the Masonic temple card rooms. The Thedelchians meet Tuesday afternoon January 13 at Mrs Frank Wilson’s home 1605 on the occasion of their regular monthly session.
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Woodcraft
Re. Segeane Fuardian
Mra. c. van © i
Altar Guild
St. Clement's Church
Twenty-fourth Avenue South
Lorraine
Masonic Temple
Frank Fr. Wilson
Overseas Club Plans First Dance of New Year
The Overseas club will host its first dance of the year at 9 p.m. in Douglas hall. Committee in charge includes H. A. Sinclair H. Jackman A. H. Gibbons Mrs. E. Rees Miss Mabel Powell and Mrs. Florence Bible.
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Overseas Club
Douglas Hall
H. A. Sinclair
H. Jackman
A. H. Gibbons
Mra. E. Rees
Mabel Powell
Florence Bible
Local Residents Plan Prolonged California and East Coast Visits
A list of residents and families planning extended trips or relocations. Milburns and their sons depart for Altadena California. Thomeen and Harrah guests at Highrise. Somerville and daughter Jane head to New York. Pratt travels to California. Dulmages buy a house in Denny Miaine district. Hansons head to California. Grunland buys 736 Broadway North. Holmeses move to 2201 East Howe. Tappins move to Hotel Lincoln. Ne Fria joins Hris in New York. Waesche returns to Astoria. Gideon back from East Sound. Daggett hosts visiting Bushman secretary. Gilmore to Oakland. Chapman to visit Tacoma. Frasier and Goss head to California and Waterbury. Warford to Victoria. Stuart to Honolulu. Rankes move to Olympic Place en route to Wing Point.
Classic Culture Club Dance Proceeds Support Local Relief
The Classic Culture club will meet with Mrs. C Mr. Lane and Miss Julia Lane at 2710 Broadway north at 2 40. A program titled Military Train in Our Public Schools will feature Mrs. George D. Cottrell speaking for the affirmative and Miss Susie Hancock for the negative. Mrs. Frank Skinner will discuss Shall the Pacat Generation Pay the Cost of the Far.
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Classic Culture Club
Mr. Lane
Julia Lane
Broadway North
George D. Cottrell
Susie Hancock
Frank Skinner
Neighborhood Kitchen Saver scheme aims to cut family costs
An editorial advocates neighborhood kitchens to ease housewife labor and trim expenses. It cites savings of 56.06 dollars yearly per family, 187.87 dollars on clothing and housing, and a total 246.91 dollars for a family of five, touting wholesale buying and home delivery of cooked meals.
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Washington
Merle
Bureau of Statistica
Department of Labor
Ebe
America
Confessions of a Bride in a Hacienda Jail Escape Plan
In a staged escape plan described by Jane Lorimer and fellow ranchers, four captives plot to break free from a hacienda cell. Donna Camilla appears aboard as a conspirator, while Lorimer reveals hunger and hope for return to her husband Rob Lorimer. The group forms a rope-based exit strategy as the drama unfolds with surveillance and high ceilings.
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Mittefly
Donna Camilla
Jane Lorimer
Lorimer
Rob Lorimer
Husband’s age ruse leads to Chicago divorce decree
Mrs. Bertha Knobbe testified that her husband Charles Knobbe deceived her about his true age, claiming he was younger while she believed him 20 years her senior. Circuit Judge George F. Barrett granted a divorce after questioning her on the so called chronometrical fraud.
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Chicago
Chas. Knobbe
Bertha Knobbe
George F. Barrett
Hugh A. Caperton
Alaska
Dad
Giraffe Silent Among Animals, Say Trainers
Animal trainers claim giraffes never vocalize. Scientists note neck length may hinder sound production, leaving the tall mammals largely silent even when hurt or distressed.
Cherry's Annual Clearance Offers Fashionable Winter Coats
Reduced prices plus easy terms with heavy markdowns on every winter garment at Cherry's Style Shop. Fine varieties include coats sal ts and frocks in season's modes and materials. Regular monthly terms available to buy with only a few dollars cash. 207 Rialto Bldg over Pig n Whistle Second Ave between Madison and Spring.
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Cherry's
Cherry
Cherry's Style Shop
Rialto Bldg
Pig'n Whistle
Second Ave
Madison
Spring
Silk Sweater Always Wins Great Favor
New York fashion note describes a navy blue sweater as a warm, comfortable garment suited for indoor wear and versatile with any frock, highlighting its light photography friendly design. It pairs with a white frilled collar and cuffs for an attractive indoor look and can serve as a house smoking jacket for comfort.
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New York
Sisterly Bond Found Hidden Brother in Alaska Moment
A Chicago girl recounts a trek with her dog through a Alaska blizzard to an encounter with a lonely man who shelters her. She later learns the kind stranger is her long lost brother, proving a true family link survives long separation.
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Misa Grey
Chicago
Africa
Vince
United States
New York
Brooklyn
Alaska
Fairbanks
Jack
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