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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1920

Page

6

Broadway Guild of the hospital hosts weekly dances series

Readets reports a Broadway Guild dance series at the Army and Navy club with a student committee led by Miss Dorothy Ewing planning the events. Social teas and showers precede a January 21 to February 4 schedule. The Senior Ball at Ballard High and multiple clubs including Knickerbocker host dances through January 31.

Army and Navy Club Broadway Guild of Te Hospital Vmiroadway Guild Miasx Dorothy Ewing Mary Dudley Walker Judithe Gibbs Lucile Green Katherine Jerome Katharine Crawford Alice Ives Margaret Ames Mixes Charlotte Mann Mildred Miller

Social Events Shrink To The Red Cross Tea Loom

Miss Bernetta Barbour and Miss Hagel Allen lead a rhe lar tea dance at the Red Cross Tea loom tomorrow afternoon. The Montana wardroom officers hosted a dinner for Captain Ivan Cyrus Wettengr at Hotel Washington, with a post dinner box party at the Orpheum and supper dance. On board the U S New York Miss Marion Lane Miss Donna Lane and Miss Charlotte Mann dine before the Sixth Division dance in Bremerton Knights of Columbus hall. Madame Mary Louise Clary organized a White Elephant Shop program featuring soprano Miss Helen Slaughter and Clary at the piano. Luncheons honor Mrs William McFall and Mrs E F Backus with guests Mrs H B Earling and Mrs Rufus G King. Beta Sigma Alumnae plan a 7 30 pm Tuesday program at Mrs Curtin Bostwick for Delta Gamma. Lloyd George birthday celebration at Fine Arts hall with speakers including Former Senator Piles and refreshments.

Bernetta Barbour Hagel Allen Red Cross Courser Montana Ivan Cyrus Wettengr Washington Orpheum Marion Donna Lane Charlotte Mann U & & New York Knights of Columbus Hall Bremerton

Cherry's Style Shop Big Sale At Rialto Building

Credit House holds a large clearance at Cherry's Style Shop in the Rialto building. The sale features winter coats salts and frocks for women and misses with convenient monthly terms and a few dollars cash to start payments.

Cherry's Rialto Cherry's Style Shop Rialto Building 2Nd Ave Madison Spring

University Extension offers language courses in 3 tongues

The University of Washington Extension Service will offer beginners language classes next Monday January 19 at 7 pm in room 1044 Henry Building. Courses cover conversation reading and writing in French Spanish and Italian with small class sizes and university credit for meeting requirements. Information available at the Extension Office room 1044 Henry Building or by calling Main 2293.

University of Washington Henry Building

Stanford Women Luncheon And Greek Church Fundraiser

Stanford university women attend a 12 30 luncheon at the Women's University club with 41 guests. A separate event features a dance at 8 30 p m in the Masonic temple banquet hall to benefit the new Greek church and school.

Women's University Club Stanford University Telephone Eliott Women's Hellenic Club Masonic Temple

Prominent Residents Leave for Winter Passages

Notices show a string of Seattle and Pacific Northwest residents departing for extended travels and visits. Families including the Daillle, Harrett, Ostrander, Bracy, Allen, Kimball, Silliman, Higbee, Edwards, Ward, Mallory, Green, and others head to destinations such as Del Monte Coronado Astoria Santa Barbara and Portland while awaiting returns and weddings.

Alexander Daillle del Monte Kathleen Paikie Harrett Coronado Mra HL FY

War Work Inspires Women to Seek Useful Labor

An introductory note on a five part series by prominent American women urging all women to engage in Reconstruction era service. Captain Katherine Richards opens the series highlighting war driven duty and personal growth through volunteer work.

United States Odey Katherine Richards Motor Corps National League For Women's Service New York City McAllister Smith Women's Committee American Defense Sootery MM. P. Belmont National Woman's Party Oliver Harriman City Feed Conservation Kitchen Mre Kraymond Brown Overacan Hospitals France National Woman's Suffrage Association Europe Hell On Earth

Confessions of a Bride and the Strange Captivity

In a crowded, tense retreat four companions and their two women endure peril and strain. The narrator reflects on cruelty and dependence as Chrys remains secretly silent, while characters debate hypnosis, sanity, and a mysterious past.

Should teachers join unions in New York City

Dr William L Ettinger city superintendent of schools says the value of unions depends on their nature He argues that a teachers' union and the broader movement can help or harm based on how they are used referencing industrial history to illustrate potential outcomes in education debates.

Archer Chrys Spence Chrystabel Lorimer Prince Charming Galahad Jordan Spence Gene Archer Tivateria Chrya Mim New York City

Labor trouble closes sixteen-cent hotel in Dublin

Iveagh house, which housed 590 men at 16 cents per night, is closed due to labor troubles in Dublin on January 16.

Dublin Iveagh House

Leap Year Maid Seeks Ring Policy For Married Men

Leap Year Maid Miss Grey asks readers whether married men should be required to wear wedding rings to signal commitment. She suggests public opinion might curb entangling alliances and warn would be rivals that the men are already claimed.

Miss Grey

Dear Miss Grey A Mother Seeks Fairness in Marriage

A reader addresses Miss Grey, praising recent columns and arguing that many brides now demand rights. She recalls efforts to support her husband, manage a large household, and save money, while noting husbands rarely share burdens. She stresses the need for fair treatment from marriage start and later responsibilities.

Miss Grey Ike Mins Grey Gip

Months Ago Actions Advised and Followed by Woman

A fragment notes that months ago, someone advised another woman to take certain steps and she followed that guidance, implying prior counsel and action. The snippet lacks names, places, or concrete details to expand.

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Rebecca Stevenson Main Isabel Martin Stuart Thompkins Dorothy Fwing Spokane Mixe Dominic Brace Eric MacMaster Clark Irving M. Clark Miles Nell Snowden Watts Baltimore W. Clifton Lawton Mrs. Kimball Fordham Bassett Kimball Fred Hudson Baxter Yuncheon Sunset Club Mrs. Gilman Wordham Bassett Kimball L. c. Gilman St. Paul H. L. McGillis Carl Donworth Miss Oldham Frances Oldham Mills College Jason D. Butler Missa Ballaine Florence Ballaine Clifford Hogle Ballard High School Thomas Rose Falk The Orient Frederick A. Bates Frederick & Nelson's Mrs. Stuart Addison Stuart J. Curtle Robinson Dance of Knickerbocker Club Knickerbocker Club George Davin Clair McCabe William McMillan James F Blaine Hubert Harkness Stephen Justin Haynes Green and Black Club Green and Black Mount Baker Park Ganser’s Jazzers Grant Merrill Muate Cavaliers’ Club New York White Elephant Shop Madame Mary Louise Clary Helen Slaughter Madame Clary McFall William McFall Portland George T. Myers H. B. Earling King EF. W. Backus C. A. Vandever Minneapolis Rufus G. King Beta Sigma Delta Gamma Curtin Bostwick British-American Association Lloyd George Fine Arta Hall Piles Credit House CIA St. Barnabas Guild St. Barnabas Guild For Nurses Nurse's Registry U. S Canadian Women's Club C. P. Gorman Archibald McLean William Campbell Mra D. Progan William Fiumerfelt Gabriel Smart D. Spencer Rally Congress , Mothers and PT. As National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations Plymouth Congregational Church Arthur Varney Palm Circle Woodcraft Kate C. Edwards Minnie Herler Jubilee Meeting Twenty-third Avenue Methodist Episcopal Stanford University Club Charles Schwartz Suny Eplertte Perronal Mies Frances Oldham Milian College Theatore Maller Tacoma Frank Allyn Francis Allen Astoria William Silliman Ocean Park California W. J. Rudd Hane Higbee Harrington Edwards Santa Barbara Mr. Montgomery Ward Mrs. Ward Aberdeen James Costello Joshua Green Joshua Mise Dentonia Mira Frances Green Leah Falk Brooke M. Wright Friday Harbor Rex Weeks Yakima Seattle Robert Parker W. & Dulmage Ellen Dulmage Fifteenth Avenue North Sixth Avenue North J. Richard Lane A. J. Fisken Edwin A. Strout G. Bachelior Hall Josiah Collins Collins Withy Isla Thomas Nickerson Louis Seagrave Walter Jasper Kerr Dary Toppenish Kerr Alva H. Wanamaker Dorothy Wanamaker J. Moore Bidjeman Jennie R. Walsworth C. B. Waleworth Los Angeles Byron Whipple Pasadena Metropolitan Grand Opera and Grand Opera Tentaht Madame Butterfly Toomorrow Marines Cammen Flinen-White Musical Bureau Alion Brady Sinners Pantages Henriette de Serria Modela Hert Stoddard Ward Gort Duffy Midridge-Barlow-Eldridge Pantages General Admins Moore Lew Dricee Leona Youco Huth Haddy Meitne Clegas Snow Seaworth Twickh Lonw Doy Vit Ry Capt National League For Woman's Service Rrtherine Richards Newspaper Enterprise Association Govaianaio Doane Chrye Willa Cynthia Grey H.T. Harvey Phia Michigan Board Dental & Bars Hia Becond Ave Columbia Grafonolas Gilbi Remick Pike Street Elliott Clearance Bradbury Union St
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