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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
2
Personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. B. Gard Ewing visiting Judge and Mrs. Myers in Spokane for two weeks after a European trip. Several residents return from California and other states. Plans include travel to Camp Murray, concerts by Cadman, theater outings, club meetings, and multiple social events across January.
For Miss Clara Bruhn of Toppeniah the tea at Miss Mary Elizabeth Riesdorf’s home hosts guests from 4 to 6 PM with several assistants. Also listed are a sale at 419 Union and a Mount Baker Park Orthopedic tea shop event led by Mrs Williamson and several hostesses.
A column urges neighborhood bird feeding stations to foster good fellowship among youths and teach responsibility. It cites bird sanctuaries as models and discusses feeding, nutrition, and infant care with guidance on assessing milk adequacy and feeding frequency, promising mailed directions.
A wedding scene at Trinity Church highlighted the Edith Redfield and Lieut. Albert Marold ceremony with choirs, candles, and bridesmaids in lace and blue gowns. After the service, a Sunset Club reception welcomed family and friends, followed by an Assembly Club event and a series of social teas and dinners in Seattle society circles.
A specimen of carnatite ore containing radium is placed on exhibition in the state museum on the University of Washington campus. The ore, luminous due to radium, was presented to the museum by the United States Radium Corporation for study and public viewing.
An old advertisement touts Danderine at 35 cents a bottle promising instant dandruff removal and no hair shedding after one application. It claims hair regains life, vigor, brightness, color, and fullness.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel for cleansing the blood bowels and liver. It promises improved skin, breath, and energy without sickness, urging a nightly dose of one or two for a week.
Mrs G M Monka, retiring president, reviewed the past year and new officers were sworn in. A reception followed with dainty refreshments in honor of the new officers.
Tacoma residents gathered to organize a local White Cross Society chapter aimed at curb doping and drug traffic. Kev W. M. Hine of Beattie, president of the White Crown society, described the group's efforts and progress.
Mrs Jesse M Lightfoot of the Women’s Commercial Club will address seventh and eighth grade pupils of Alki school Friday afternoon on Self Meliance Code of Honor and Inspiration for Business Careers The Pacific Coast Steel Co conducts a plant survey at Youngstown led by Lane Johnson of Pittsburgh as part of expansion efforts
Mrs May Molesworth testified in Tacoma on January 13 that she found a hairpin in her husband’s bed after a trip East and a bill for a diamond ring, which she claims Emma H Bartling’s husband bought for the defendant, triggering a heart balm suit for $20,000 in superior court.
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