Social Calendar Highlights From Medford and Seattle Entwined
Medford and Seattle hosted multiple small gatherings this week with key figures from Mrs. Washburn to Mrs. Burnett entertaining at homes in compliment to brides and honored guests. Club dances and charity events filled the social docket at Hotel Washington Knickerbocker Masonic venues and Mt Baker Park clubhouse featuring prominent names like Mr. and Mrs. Dodge Harriman and the Green and Black club hosting the 1920 Ball.
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Washburn
Mt. Baker Park
Mra
Dodge
Archie Chandler
C. B. Houston
F. A. Nelthorpe
Green and Black Club
Goseer
Jaxzers
Grant Merrill
W. N. Stanley
New York
Seattrico
Many Seattle Residents Headed Various Journeys
A slew of Seattle residents depart for California, Vancouver, Spokane, and Oregon for short trips, extended stays, and business. Notable names include Mrs. Purdy returning to Bellingham, Mrs. Tidmarsh visiting Vancouver, and Major J. C. MacDonald visiting family in daw. Several students at Annie Wright seminary plan weekend return before semester end.
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J. C. MacDonald
Vancouver
Seattle
Annie Wright Seminary
Georgianna
Mary Fredericka
Lucy Semple Swanstrom
Dorothy Alien
Jane Flies
Virginia Jefferson
Lorraine Casey
Helen Graham
Flu in Chicago Declines Slightly Amid Reports
Health authorities report 2000 new influenza cases in Chicago during the 24 hours ending early today, down from 2500. Sixty one deaths were recorded in the period.
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Chicago
Premier Nitti Blocked by Italian Railway Strike
Premier Nitti of Italy left Nice on an Italian destroyer for Clivita Vecchia after abandoning his rail journey home from the Paris conference due to a railway strike.
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Nitti
NICH
Premier Nitti
Italy
Nice
Clivita Vecchia
Paris
Yee May Min Captured After Pajama Escape with Opium
Yee May Min of 707 King street was found in pajamas after a liberty break and arrested by treasury agents. accomplices Lee Hing and Gee Shue were seized with six opium pipes and $100 worth of opium.
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Yee May Min
King Sr
Treasury Department
Min
Lee Hing
Gee Shue
Community notices from Seattle union meeting and university courses
The United Workmen Seattle lodge No. 7 will hold a business meeting Tuesday evening January 27 at Evergreen Hall Arcade building. A Water transportation class offered by University Extension Service begins January 22 in 1044 Henry Building with sixteen sessions over eight weeks. A University Extension course in social ethics begins January 26 by Prof. William Lavery covering democracy, economy, socialism, communism, syndicalism, T W W beliefs, and education impacts.
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Douglas Hall
10Th Ave
E. Prne St
Mise G. Grant
Mies Cave
Mra. Rigdon
George Case
Gibbons
Sinclair
Harris
Jackman
Mra. Rees
Mra. Jackman
Mika Mabel Powers
United Workmen
Seattle
Dge No
Degree of Hionor
Order of
Evergreen Hall
Arcade Building
University Extension Service
Assembly Room
Henry Building
The
Extension Service
Main
William Lavery
Enbetare
Universal Strike
Boleheviar
Russia
Germany
United States
Confessions of Bride 1 and a perilous reunion
Conflicted lovers discuss rival schemes and a plan to escape a dungeon. Jane and Hob pledge to stay together and survive, amid threats from guards, a secret chamber, and a gun given by a Mexican guard who deemed Jane dead. The scene ends with a vow to endure and a hint of an escape.
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Hob
Ile
Bob
Chrys
Jane
Rob
Robt
Can a Couple Live on 150 a Month Here
A Seattle fair committee experiments with monthly household budgets to test affordability. A couple reports a $200 month total for food and other costs while the home economics department suggests just 80 cents a day for meals. The committee has received many budget requests but has no printed forms yet and plans to publish checking forms later.
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Ethel Dean
Fair Committee
Seattle
Dean
Beattie
Universty of
Washington
Fair Price Committee
University Closes Doors for Winter Enrollment Freeze
The winter quarter enrollment reaches 4,997 at the university. No new students will be admitted until spring quarter unless the registrar grants special permission.
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University
Hundred Dollar Essay Prize Offered by Imperial Daughters
The Imperial Daughters of the British Empire announce a $100 prize to any university student who writes the best essay on a historical subject promoting good relations between England and the United States. Essays must reflect thoughtful analysis and clear articulation of Anglo American ties.
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The
Imperial Daughters of the British Empire
England
United States
Smith’s Partner Sues for 15000 Damages in Court
H. C. Pigott, general manager, filed suit in superior court Wednesday for 16000 against Joe Smith a partner in Pigott Printing alleging he published false accusations against Mayor Fitzgerald and altered company records to ruin the concern.
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Joe Smith
Pigott Printing Company
Fitzgerald
H. C. Pigott
Smith
Fireman Rescues His Mother From House Fire
Lieutenant Richard Dallage of the Chicago fire department found his mother unconscious on the second floor of a three story brick building filled with smoke. He carried her to the street but she died en route to the hospital.
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Chicago
Richard Dallage
Chicago Fire Department
Dallage
Mies Grey
Ike
Morton
Everett
Ruth Garrison
Ruth
Polson
Mrs. Storrs
Storrs
Ruth Garrieon
Joe Waree Sanum
Mexico
Villa
Twelve Lectures on Pessimism and Religion Open Series
A twelve lecture series on pessimism and democratic conceptions of religion will run one hour each with a half hour discussion. The first session is Monday January 24 at 4 pm in the Extension Service rooms. Two philosophy credits may apply to University Requirements. The fee is six dollars.
Seward Social and Literary Club and PTA Notices
A collection of community notices listing meetings and events for local clubs. The Seward Social and Literary Club, Harrison School PTA, Ravenna PTA, and Seattle PTA Officers Council announce meetings at various times and venues. Tea for Camp Fire Girls organized by Ravenna PTA, with program by Mrs. Philiin F. Apfel and Mrs. Furene W. Mell, piano by Mrs. Anna Bouthill.
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Ravenna P.T. A
Ravenna P T. A
A. F. Prien
Seventeenth Avenue
Camp Fire Girls’ Movement
Philin F. Apfel
Furene W. Mell
Anna Bouthill
Readers debate hanging for youth murderers in Northwest letters
A flood of letters to Cynthia Grey weighs views on the White and Garrison cases. Some urge hangings, others condemn the verdicts, and many call for reform through home and school training.iblings, mothers, and fathers weigh in on punishment and prevention for youthful criminals.
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Cynthia Grey Department
Northwest
Mian Grey
Garrison
White
Ruth
Biorra
See Linton
Kruth
Storrs
Miss Grey
Sue Linton
Mre
Mre. Storr
Epol
Joy Ride
CSIC
Mins Grey
Lee Linton
Everett
State of Washington
Linton
Ruth Garrison
Mise Grey
Inom
Huth Garrison
Alan
Muth Garrison
Rath Garrison
Cherry's Big Sale Promises Fashion Values and Easy Terms
Cherry's Style Shop promotes a merchandising event with exceptional values in apparel for women and misses. Monthly terms let customers secure an entire wardrobe with a small initial payment and tiny monthly sums. Located at 207 building over Pig'n Whistle, on ave between Madison and Spring.
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Cherry's
Cherry’s Style Shop
Pig'n Whistle
Ave
Madison
Spring
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Highlands
Robert Washburn
Lancheon
Kenneth Barter
Mra J. C. Mac
Mra H. Burnett
Edwin Bar
John
Edgar Street
Ialties
Seattle Nursery Association
Big Dance Army
Navy Club
Dorothy Mitchell
Irene Phi
Marjorie Avery
H. B. Waite
Milne
Ivan
F. M. Jordan
J. B
Ton Hill Guild
Pine
Queen Anne Guild
Orle Hospital
Egew
HL Re
Nash
Robert Welles Albert FE. Green
Charlies
Robert Pasign
Ladies’ Musical Club
Mra. G. BE. M
Patria Mia
G. F. Russell
David J. Hanna
Gara Teel Wallace
Thirteenth Avenue
W. Ti. Martin
Thomas Dempsey
Sylvester
Caleldh Club
the Moore
Moran School
Fred Hudson Baxter
Hainbridge Island
Orthopedic Guild
W. H. Rogers
University District Guild
Children’s Hospital
Young Men's Business Club
Hotel Washington
Knickerbocker Club
Masonic Temple
Cr. L. Haynes
R. L. LaRue
First Fit Guild
Children’s Orthopedic Hoentia
WA. Peters
Kent
John Ewing Price
Archibald Fisken
Witam J. McEwan
Samurella Club
Knichta of Columbus Hall
James Henry Lyons
Stewart Burrell Patterson
Mise Della Ante
Meyer Burnett
Hotel Sorrento
Antell
Levy
Gertrude Levitt
Nan
Harry Semier
Charlies Burnett
Mystic Jewel
Mystic Jewel Social Club
Donglas Hall
Tenth Avenue
East Pine Street
Ta Rego
J. W. Purdy
Henry Landes
Laurence Rees Hilla
Bellingham
Henry Jukes
Beattle
Hellingham
A. W. Tidmarsh
Cebert Balllargeonie
Spokane
Clare Farnewoorth
W. Philip Smith
California
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East
Mra. I. l. Wahoske
Richmond Threach
Tenth Avenue North
Thomas Dempacy
Frank Nelsen
Alaska
G. A. Heid
Wiliam Pirie
Dayton
Ohio
David I. Parry
San Francisco
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Lo Angeles
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del Monte
Charles Erickson
Texas
Sre
Moble Beach
Boston
Miss Peach
Daniel B
William Pigott
Paul Pigott
Stanford University
Wallace W. Crawford
Ss. J. Crawford
Twentieth Field Artillery
Camp N.C
Crawford
Florida
W. Fl. McCrabbe
Farris Norton
William Dunning
Oakland
Los Angeles
Mr. McCrabbe
Coats
Hahlo
Second Avenue
Pike
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Tob
Jordan Spence
Gene Archer
Certeis
Donna Camilla
Arma
Roy
Dob
Fireman
Seward
Fifty Fourth South
Harrison School
P.T. A
PT. A
Officers’ Council of Seattle
Officers’ Council of Seattle PT. A
James Harris
West Sixty Second
Adele Fielde
Aftinex
Willa Cutihee
Seundereen
Thanatopsia
William Cullen Bryant
King County Minute Women
Kine County Minute Women
Edgar Ames
Warrant North
Cynthia Grey
Isom White
Mine Grey
Knelp
Justice
William Collier
Wilkes Theatre
Carnation Mik Products Co
Seattle, Wash
Carnation