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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1921

Page

6

Engagement of Martha Ardeila Town to Cameron Whitelaw

Seattle society notes announce the engagement of Martha Ardeila Town to Cameron Whitelaw, son of and Mrs. Whitelaw. The luncheon at the club revealed the match with intimate friends present and decorative candy basket place cards. Martha attended the University of Washington and is a Delta Gamma. Cameron is a graduate of the University of Illinois and a member of Kappa Sigma. The wedding date is not confirmed.

Caroline BE Martha Ardeila Cameron Whitelaw HH. Whitelaw Miss Townsend Uni of Washington Delta Gamma Sorority Whitelaw Ilinois Kappa Sigma Fraternity

Dress dreams and easy payments at Cherry's

A caller recalls buying a dress on credit after a coworker praised Cherry's down payment plan. She plans to return Saturday for plush coats and accessories advertised as half price, inviting Gladys to join and pay in installments at the Cherry's store on Second Avenue.

Gladys Cherry Ely Econd Ave Madison Ring Fuaito

Social notes of Vancouver visitors and Seattle travelers

Mrs. Lawrence Hill of Vancouver visits her sister and brother in Seattle. Mrs. E. Hester Guile returns from Olympia. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Williams depart for California for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. Far Pooler plan to move to San Francisco after Seattle visits. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Huteson head to East Sound for two weeks. Horace C. Henry takes a short trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Max Neft depart for an extended Eastern itinerary. Mr. and Mrs. Vangho Tanner return from Olympia. Mrs. Mary E. McCoy back in Seattle from Victoria and staying at Hotel Terry. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Harleman recently returned from California with Bryan, Mrs. Hausman’s mother. Burton Freeland Curtis and Dorothy take rooms at Hotel Terry. Mrs. A. C. Cover to Seattle early week after year in California and the East. Mrs. Alvin Heinrich leaves for a San Francisco visit. Mrs. B. A. Ryan departs for California for two months.

Classic and Social Notices From January Gatherings

Community groups advertise dinners dances and lectures across Seattle venues. Recipes for a potato bean tomato rice bake appear alongside club events at Federation clubhouse Shrine auditorium Mount View school and Masonic temple. Meetings feature Mrs Skinner Miss Bertgtt and speakers such as HH Gowen and Dr M D Vackard with schedules through January 35.

Classic Claseto Culture Club Federation HH. Gowen Mia Rank Skinner Nellie B. Bterrgtt

Bean Soup From Navy Beans Diet Guide

Wash and pick over navy beans. Soak in cold water for an hour. Boil with soda then drain and rinse. Reheat with fresh water and simmer until tender. Add milk butter and seasonings near end. Watch skins to avoid burning the pulp. Cook ten to fifteen minutes after tender.

Black Lingerie Fashions Feature Luxe Trims

Black chanting lace outlines new lingerie with brocade ribbons and black velvet trim. Slips and chemises use crepe de chine and crepe meteor in simple severe lines, edged with satin ribbons or narrow lace. Gold and silver trims appear as unwed accents.

Girl edits and prints own weekly newspaper

Ming Alice Nichols a 14 year old girl in Liberal Kansas edits and prints her own publication the Nichols Journal She gathers copy sets type by hand and runs an edition of 166 copies weekly on a job press She includes local news and comments on current topics and the sheet resembles a modern newspaper in press work and makeup

Ming Alice Nichols Liberal Kan Nichols Journal

Women's Union Suits Cut to 1.29 Bargain

Medium weight women's union suits advertised at 2.50 value reduced to 1.29 in a bargain sale. The offer targets shoppers seeking lower prices on basic undergarments. Neat fonts and local store signs highlight the savings for a limited time.

Children’s Union Women’s Union

Problem of House Servants Being Solved BY ZO Ula

New York January 21. A leading employment manager says immigration shifting factory closures and southern colored workers are easing domestic service. In the Central West industry shut downs push thousands of girls to seek maid jobs at 8 to 14 dollars weekly with better living, and more leisure. Wages down about 20 percent as maids grow plentiful, but the era of twenty dollar help is over with a new minimum of a dollar a day and more reasonable terms for home needs.

New York Andrew Lazare West St Nicholas Rink Lazare Ari Tillie Madame

Less Lace in 1921 Nottingham

Rumors in the lace city say Paris fashion may decree tighter dress rules cutting embroideries and embellishments. If adopted, thousands of Nottingham lace workers would be affected by the tighter standards and fewer decorations.

Nottingham Paris World of Fashion

Simple Check Flannel Frock for Summer Wear

A good looking flannel dress described in dark and light buff with hints of blue. It features a straight full skirt with square pockets, a plain bufftoned collar and sleeve bands, and a checked sash with narrow plain binding. The model suits sales and serves as a practical summer outfit suggestion.

New Style of Coiffure Unveiled by Russian Ballet

Paris premiere features oil soaked hair as a novel coiffure innovations by women dancers. The article notes the bold style and its reception as the Russian ballet opens in the city.

Paris

Seattle Symphony Tomorrow features Michele De Caro as soloist

Michele De Caro, a baritone praised for his concert appearances, headlines the Seattle Symphony Orchestra's sixth popular concert in Meany Hall tomorrow. Accompanist Mrs. Frederick Bentley and a revised program including Verdi and Puccini selections highlight a season poised to attract a large city following.

Michele de Caro Symphony Meany Hall Seattle Symphony Orchestra de Caro Milan Frederick Bentley Martha Devaux Hellier-Collens Jasipine Frederick Ben Andante Bymphory Ae Malaguena Boabdil

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Seattle Society Mr. Whitelaw Ennen Vs. Wilton Miss Palmer Mrs. Fredericks Frank Fredericks Mgton Arms Earl Pooler San Francisco B. T. Gates Miss Woodnut Hannah Woodnut William Golf and Country Club Edgar Ames Josiah Collins J. J. Durand David H. Moss Richard W. Perry Uel L. Russell Trafford Huteson Arthur FE. Campbell J. W. Godwin Seattle Day Nursery John Erickson Edgarst Phi Beta Phi Mothers’ Club A. K. Fisken Ivar Janson Ng Club of Mary Louise Gerrish Charles C. Gerrish James & Merrihew Lawrence Hill Vancouver, B. C Indaw Edward Dc. Ruge E. Hester Guile Olympia H. R. Williams California Far Pooler San Francisgo Seattle James C. Huteson East Sound Horace C. Henry Sen- Gay Ean Max Neft Mrs. Vangho Tanner Mary E. McCoy Victoria, B. C City Terry J. F. Harleman Bryan Hausman A. C. Cover East Aea Alvin Heinrich Mra Katre Nous Club Knatre Nous Club Shrine Auditorium Masonic Temple Hugh Whitelaw Stephen Haynes Clair MacGabe Anthony Brandenthaler Justin Haynes Mystic Jewel No. 40 Eimer Hopkins Ferdinand Labursewa Irle Mount View Rainier D. A. BR Hotel Sorrento M.D. Vackard Persia FF. Mendelasohn Bartholdy Andante Beptet Vlarcia de Lammermoor Leschetinnky Gustave J. Snelling Kansas Sunflower Club Kanes Sunflower Club W. O. W. Hall Fourth Ave Marion St Manus Dramatic Club Harriet Woodward Ave St. Clement's Church 24Th EL. Pir Druids Notics Oak Grove Druid Hall W. Barton St Brother Templeman White Center Harrison P.T. A. Harrison PT. A John Whitcomb Riley Wisconsin Golden Kod Club Wisconsin Golden Kod Club A. J. Campbel Federal Ave Harrison Lorraine Lorraine Social Club Harvard Pineet Loew's Palace Hip Eddie Heron and Company Charles Reilly Cecil Manners Eddie Loweree Brown Doge Oxford Klermachijred Second Avenue James Strepy ZO Ula Cora Moore Women’s University Club Music and Dramatic Art Department University of Washington Women's University Club Glen Hughes Perryman Avurust Mirindberg Marie Browlette Mme x ' Ivy Richards Beethoven Mies Benton Mise Clara Lurch Becca Dolorota la Capinera the Wren Sane Tee Robert Carey Mise McMorran Mies Marie Kroulette Accompaniet Arthur Achnitaler Granville Barker Sant Jack Wright Marx Thomas Hermans Hilda Wilhelmina Crawford Beene Anatol Vienne Francia Griewold Anderson Tost Ares Ramly Cott Legon Cobra Mitttens Legwons Second Ave Spring Seneca Ween Pine and Westlake Wilkes Theatre Pike ST
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