Birthday Anniversary Brings Southern Leaders Together
A 12th birthday celebration for Robert Zee drew about 125 Southern men and women to a Hotel Washington banquet. The event honored a strong Southern alliance in Seattle with tributes to leaders, the conferral of Cross of Honor, and remarks on unity between old and gray factions. Notable attendees included Capt. W. G. McCroskey and Dalton, with guests from Vancouver and local dignitaries.
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Robert Zee
Washington
of the Confederacy
Joseph . NM
Seattle
Robert
Fielding Ashton
Persh
Gray
Southern Cross of Honor
Waa
W. G. McCroskey
Dalton
Mra. C. Ff
Burges Beal
Mercy over punishment in two youths case for murder
A letter urges mercy for two young murder suspects, arguing reform and spiritual consequences over the gallows. The writer questions causal factors, praises mercy, and cautions against irreversible punishment for youths. The page also addresses telepathy and requests about a romance author and works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justick
Legin Senab
Cherry's Value Center Announces Winter Coat Clearance
Cherry's Value Center offers a bold winter clearance on coats, salts and frocks for women and misses. Prices reduced now with popular selections. flexible payment options allow monthly installments. Cherry's Style Shop at 207 Ri building, over Pig'n Whistle, and Spring on 2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry's
Seattle Woodcraft Thimble Club Party at Woodcraft Rooms
The Seattle Woodcraft Thimble Club plans a coffee party on Wednesday at 2 15 PM in the Woodcraft club rooms 312 Railroad Exchange building. A new psychology class led by Mrs Kenneth Smith meets three times weekly at the Hotel Sorrento. The Mystic Jewel Social Club schedules a dance and card party Friday evening in Douglas hall at 10th Ave and FE Pine with an engaging program.
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Stanton
A. M. Smith
Seattle
Woodcraft Thimble Club
Woodcraft Club
Railroad Exchange Building
Kenneth Smith
Hotel
Sorrento
Mystic Jewel Social Club
Douglas Hall
10Th Ave
FE. Pine
Many Seattle Residents Headed Various Destinations
A crowded travel column lists Mr. and Mrs. James BD Hoge sailing from Miami to Havana for a fortnight, Miss Margaret Jensen from Spokane visiting Oregon and California, and numerous families—Harrah, Oldham, Parker, Parsons, Lambuth, Loyd, Carrigan, Linder, Parker—spending time in California, Portland, Oakland, Seattle, and beyond.
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James BD. Hoge
Palm Beach
Florida
Miami
Havana
Cuba
Margaret Jensen
Spokane
Lucile Green
C. Jensen
Portland
Jene
California
Clubs for Wednesday in Seattle area meeting notes
A list of Wednesday club meetings across Seattle including Tonia Social Club at 3 p.m. at the Masonic temple, Whitworth PT A at 3 p.m. with Dr H M Read, Altruistic Club at 1 p.m. at 4121 Dayton Ave, St Barnabas Nurses Guild at 1 p.m. in the nurses registry room, West Seattle Art Club at 9:30 a.m. with discussions on Impressionism, Seattle Musical Art Society at 10 a.m. with talk on Ensemble Music, and the P B E O luncheon at the Sorrento Hotel at 12:40 p.m. plus other society notices and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Jack Hamilton
First Presbyterian Church
Tate
France
Edwin A. Btrout
Miner Ave
Main
Tonia Social Club
Lonia Social Club
Masonic Temple
St. Barnabas Guild
8. C. Babcock
Seattle Musical Art Society
Fine Arts
Claude Madden
Carl Hoblitzel
Francis Tanner
Lost Money Reported by Miss Minnie Budson
Miss Minnie Budson cashier at D Arnould Co candy makers New York asks for the return of 1500 dollars found. Miss Hudson reports losing an envelope with 3250 dollars for her firm and 250 dollars of personal money on the last day of 1919.
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Minnie Budson
D. Arnould Co
New York
Hudson
Women’s Century Club to Meet at Mrs Landes Home
The Social Service Department of the Women’s Century Club gathers at 4511 East Eighteenth Northeast for a Thursday afternoon session. Luncheon at noon, program begins at 2 pm with Aire W G Martin as day chair. Miss Zella F Allen to speak on the Girls Parental School. Also planned are additional features and a W C A News update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service Department
Women's Century Club
Henry Landes
Aire
W. G. Martin
Zella EF. Allen
Descent into the Cell as Prisoners Attack the Door
A terrified narrator endures a failing prison mechanism as Spence and Archer batter the door. She recalls a grim past, fears death in a pit, and hopes for a distant rescue while hearing a possible voice she believes might be her husband. The scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Spence
Archer
Mexico
Earth
Teat
Bob
Pershing Addresses Rotary Luncheon at Hotel Butler
General John J. Pershing spoke to Seattle’s Rotary Club at the Hotel Butler luncheon. The event drew bankers steamship men importers judges and politicians in the heart of the financial district. A large portrait of Pershing draped in Stars and Stripes decorated the room as the general received a favorable reception.
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Butler
Financial District
Rotary Club
John J. Pershing
U S Army Goods Sale At 416 Hinckley Building
Camp Lewis Wireless conducts an Army goods sale in Seattle at 416 Hinckley Building. The listing includes 3500 regulation olive drab wool shirts and 1000 boys sizes among shirts blankets towels tents and other issued items. Mail orders will be filled promptly.
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U. S. Army
Camp Lewis Wireless
Hinckley Building
Seattle
Wash
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Mead
James
Vancouver
F Cc
John Younse
W. Dwight
Boulevard Inn
G. C. Field
Daniel Huntington
The
Run Institute of Architects
Hotel Washington
Stuart
R. Addison Stuart
M. L Burkhardt
Delafield
Miss Lafield
Helen Woolsey
Tacoma
Frances Robinson
Keith Logan Pallitt
Sones
Desert
Gertrude Ross
Garden Wila
Weewee
Loremce Turner
Mary Louise Rochester
Margaret Ames
Mies Rochester
Sarge Sereetheart
Lita Lehmann
Thomas Scrugs
W. N. Gaither
Huteson
Allen Scott
James C. Huteson
Arma
Frances
Mary Hayatt
Moore Theatre
White Elephant Shop
Elizabeth Rich Miller
Doris Peterson
Philip Bornstein
Louis Stanton
Milas Tee
Women's University Club
Wettengel
Ivan C. Wettengel
U.S. & Montana
Cynthia Grey
Mias Grey
Miss Grey
BE. V
London Society For Peychical Research
Public Library
London Society
Cenfus
Winona Payne Wilcox
Cherry
Mystic Jewel
Julius Harrah
William Boeing
the Highlands
Yakima
Frances Oldham
Oakland
Mille College
Robert Parker
Mary Delafield
Mrs. Allen Scott
Omaha
Donald A. Nicholson
Rosamond Parsons
Hoquiam
W. H. Parsons
W. H. McCrabbe
Farrna Norton
Mrs. Letcher Lambuth
Prudence
Willis Uline
P. J. Loyd
Fort Lawton
Gen. Pershing
John Beardslee Carrigan
Mariel Linder
Sultan
George Linder
Mr. W. C. Brown
Mountains
Euphrata
J. W. Godwin
L. T. Dickinson
Phila Antenna
Ampriam
Shirley D. Parker
Gertrude Tilden
G. M. Brooke
Fort Shuster
Honolulu
Manesta
John K. Hanney, Jr
Mt. Vernon
Hugh MecCaughey
Aragon Apartments
South Westlake Avenue
Los Angeles
W. Dwight Mead
San Francisco
Mrs. Mead
John S&s. Robinson
Thomas Jeter
U. S
BE. W. Purdy
Bellingham
Marian Marca
Dayton Avenue
West Seattle Art Club
Katherine B. Baker
Thirty-ninth Avenue Southwest
G. G. Albon
Ph. O
P. BE. O
Sorrento Hotel
David J. Grant
Capitol
Lorraine
Gretta M. Hutchinson
Grand Chapter
Waashington
Order of Eastern Star
Rogressive Thought Club
Progressive Thought Club
Wimer- Ford
St. Market Church
Byron Holley
Gr. Emery
Victoria
M. Whitney Wear
Frederick Albert Hansen
Hi. M. Watkins
Olga Beckman
Confessions
Barance
W. H. Hahlo & CO. Furriers
Second Ave
Pike
Wilkes Theatre
John 4d. Pershing
U.S. Army
Hinckley Bldg
Union St
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