Fr Clark P Bissett to address Sun Set club event
Fr Clark P Bissett will address Sun Set club members on Wednesday February 1 at 3 o'clock. Prof Hissett will speak on the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes. Afternoon program includes George Danworth and Mrs L I Gilman. Reservations advised for luncheon at 12:30. Valentine luncheon planned February 15 at 12:30 hosted by Mrs Donald C Barnes and Alton W Leonard. Musical program February 22 at 2 o'clock with Mrs Shirle Blalock, soprano, Mr Shoest, cellist, Mrs Daisy Hildreth at the piano. Andrew Gillespie and Mrs Carl have the afternoon program.
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Sunset Club
Valentine
Mra
Shirle Blalock
Shoest
Daisy Hildreth
Andrew Gillespie
Carl
Junior Prom Set for Elaborate University of Washington Event
The University of Washington Junior Prom, called the regal, will be an elaborate affair at the Maxonic temple on Saturday evening. Highlights include futuristic background pictures, a feature dance, and presentations by Miss Esther Miss Alice Holcomb with Mr. Caird Leslie. Patrons include President Henry and Mrs Suzzalio and numerous deans and professors. A luncheon honoring Miss Virginia Wiley and an informal Sunday supper hosted by Mr. Le Roy Backus accompany a concert by the orchestra.
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University Washington
Maxonic Temple
Esther
Alice Holcomb
Caird Leslie
le Roy Backus
Mame
Davenport Engbers
Kathering Thompson
John Ewing Price
Hosta
Mitchel Gilliam
Mia
Archibald BR
Gatter
Charles Moore
Mise
Elizabeth Chadwick
Misa
Virginia Wiley
Andrew Price
Pilgrim Congregational Church
William Hickman Moore
Archibald Gatter
University of Washington
Masonic Temple
College Club
Catherine Baxter
Walter G. Mclean
Taylor Green
Dwight Hartman
Walter Gray McLean
Trinity Episcopal Church
Rainier Club
Sigma Tau
Pri Gamma Delta
Christensen
Attractive Tea Compliments Visitors
Mrs William Parkhurst Brawley hosted a tea yesterday afternoon after 4 oclock to honor her sister in law Mrs O W Helwig of an Francisco and Mrs Clifford English of Vancouver BC The tea center featured spring folders and a dainty table presided over by Mrs Courtney Klopfenstein and Mrs James Farrell Assisting were Mrs Harold Polgon and Miss Alice English Invitations were limited to intimate friends of the honoree.
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William Parkhurst Brawley
O. W. Helwig
An Francisco
Clifford English
Vancouver
B. C
Courtney Klopfenstein
James Farrell
Harold Pol Gon
Alice English
Party Notes and Patrons for University Concert
Bridal party tea hosted by Miss Virginia Wiley. Mrs Louise Chambertin honored with a dinner in Los Angeles. Mrs Penjamin Gray gave a luncheon with bridge. The University of Washington Women’s League lists patrons for the Alma Gluck Efrem Zimbalist concert at Meany hall on February 9.
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Louise Nichols Chambertin
Los Angeles
Walter Miller
Penjamin Gray
Bridge
Versity of
Washington
Alma Gluck
Efrem Zimbalist
Meany Hall
Louis F. Hart
Henry Suzzallo
Hugh M. Caldwell
May Ward
M. A. Gottstein
Edgar Ames
Leslie J. Ayer
Walter B. Beals
W. W. Beck
B.C. Beck
Enoch Bagshaw
Frederick Bentley
C. B. Blethen
Anna Brueggerhoff
Thomas Burke
Nellie Cornish
J. T. Condon
Ernest Hussey
Trafford Huteson
I. M. Glen
Henry Landed
J. Lombard
Carrie Lovering
Matthews
Ruth Karr McKee
Louis L. Mendel
Meany
Stephen I. Miller
Edward Lincoln Smith
Lyle Spencer
C. D. Stimson
Harlan Thomas
David Thomason
Louise van Ogle
Park Weed Willis
Howard Woolston
Agnes
Winn
Cleveland Klethauver
Orthopedic Tea Shop Calendar Week Schedule
In charge of the Orthopedic Tea Shop next week will be Monday Capitol Hill Guild Mrs. George Sample chairman Tuesday Flist Hill Guild Mrs. Boswell hostess Wednesday University Guild Mrs. Fred C. Ayer hostess Faculty Wives Thursday Queen Anne Study Club Mrs. M J Irving hostess Friday Mount Baker Park Guild Mrs. William Anderson hostess Saturday Seahurst Auxiliary Mrs L Bartlett hostess
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Mra
George Sample
Flist Hill Guild
Br. R. Boswell
University Guild
Fred C. Ayer
Queen Anne Study Club
M. J. Irving
Mount Baker Park Guild
William Anderson
Seahurst Auxiliary
8. L. Bartlett
Morning Musicale in Fine Arts Hall
Five Seattle musicians perform in a chamber program at the Fine Arts Hall on Wednesday morning under the Musical Art society. The event, arranged by Francis J Armstrong, starts at 11 o'clock and features Armstrong Wells Beck Kirchner and Teilstad with selections by Mozart Brahms and Teurnier.
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Fine Arts Hall
Musical Art Society
Francis J. Armstrong
Mr. Armstrong
Boyd Wells
Eleanor Nordhoff Beck
George Kirchner
Arville Teilstad
Harold Bauer to Play Program at Metropolitan Theatre Monday
The Cornish School presents pianist Harold Bauer at the Metropolitan Theatre Monday evening January 30. The program includes Partita in H minor, Sonatina from the harpischord, Apassionata, Fantasia, and selections such as Beenes From Chaldheed and The Rocking Horse among others.
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Presenta
Metropolitan Theatre
Harold Haver
Chapin
Laont
Havel
Watts
Ccce
Seattle Civic Orchestra Concert at Metropolitan Theatre
The Seattle Civic Symphony presents a 3 15 pm program featuring Seattle composers Clifford Kantner and Amy Worth. Soloist Sydney Laurence Dixon performs with Dorothy Greenberg, piano concerto Saint Saens, alongside a revised program of classical and romantic works.
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Metropolitan Theatre
Seattle
Clifford W. Kantner
Amy Worth
Sydney Laurence Dixon
Dorothy Greenberg
Saint-Saens
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G Miner
Pla Orchestra
Ccc
Saint Meene
Andante Sontenuto
Silegro Echertando
Presto
Dorothy Greenberg Minuet
Stanley Jamsf
Women’s church meeting to feature talks on humor and anti narcotics
The Women's Society of the First Baptist Church holds an all day event at the church on Thursday February 2 starting at 10 a.m. A basket luncheon is planned for 12:30 p.m. An educational program begins at 2 p.m. with Dr W K McKibben speaking on Anti Narcotics Work and Miss Cynthia Adams discussing American Humor From Mark Twain to O Henry. Special music will be performed. Seattle Lodge No 7 Degree of Honor Protective Association hosts a progressive whist party on Tuesday January 31 at 9 p.m. in Evergreen Hall A O U W building 1409 Ninth Ave. Refreshments and honors will be conferred with a preceding 8 p.m. business meeting.
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Cynthia Adams
Mark Twain
O. Henry
Seattle
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Evergreen Hall
Ninth Ave
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Warren Ave
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Adelaide l. Pollock
State of Washington
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Lou Staude
Canadian Club of
Pike
Union Wis
West Queen Anne
C. G. Morrison
Frank S. Bayley
RB. Roy Anderson
Red Cross
Fourth Ave
Virginia St
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Fine Arts
Edmond &. Meany
University of Washington
Washington
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Cuttle Studio
Grade Teachers’ Club
J. M. Sait
Political Science Department
University of California
Griffes Group To Appear At Metropolitan Tuesday
The Griffes Group led by Olga Steele Edna Thomas and Sascha Jacobinoff will perform at the Metropolitan on Tuesday evening January 31 under Katherine Rice’s auspices. The group honors the memory of Charles T Griffen and pursues Aspiring American Art with piano mezzo soprano voice and violin. Queen Anne High School PT A meets February 4 in the school library with manual training displays and talks by graduates and faculty.
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Griffes Group
Olga Steele
Edna Thomas
Sascha Jacobinoff
Emerson
Charles T. Griffens
Metropolitan
Katherine Rice
Queen Anne High School PT. A
Queen Anne High School
P.T. A
Manual Training Department
Women and civic clubs announce January events
A roundup of meetings and activities from the Commonwealth Club Security Benefit Association William McKinley Circle No 11 Rainier Beach Women’s Club and other groups. Lectures dances card parties lunches and a Red Cross first aid course are planned with dates January 31 February 2 3 and 4 in Seattle venues.
Social notes highlight several travel and visit plans
Mrs. Raymond Fenner heads to Eugene to spend days with her sister while Major Fenner remains in Portland and plans to join in Salt Lake City. Mrs. William Pitt Dillingham of Chicago visits her Perry grandparents in Philadelphia area. Mrs. George Black departs for California. Mrs. O W Helwig from San Francisco visits for a month. Mrs. Louise Nichola Chamberlin travels to Los Angeles for a month.
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Eugene
Ore
Major Fenner
William Pitt Dillingham
Charlotte Perry
Chicago
M. EB. Perry
30Th Ave
O. W. Helwig
San Francisco
Gertrude Brawley
Louise Nichola Chamberlin
Los Angeles
Rex Stafford
New Orleana
George Hare
Cuba
Mothers' Congress Plan Exhibition Delights Chelan Country Scenes
The Know Your State campaign in cooperation with the Parents Teachers association presents Lake Chelan country photographs by Mr. Lindsley at Frederick & Nelson on Saturday February 4 at 9:30 and 11 a.m. The exhibit aims to blend education with recreation and offers free admission, with images of wildlife, storms, and high country.
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Parents Teachers Association
Lake Chelan
Frederick & Nelson
Thin Body
Andsiey
Washington
Indsley
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Lake
Washington Co-eds to Stage Vaudeville Show
University of Washington students with dramatic talent entertain peers in Meany ball Saturday night with the J G V Junior Girls Vaudeville. Acts include dancing patter skits and campus films. Committee in charge lists Margery Gilbert Constance Phillips Dorothy Redmond Clifford Wendall Richard Bennett and Donald McDonald.
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Margery Gilbert
Constance Phillips
Dorothy Redmond
Clifford Wendall
Richard Bennett
Donald McDonald
Russian Club Forms a Technical Bureau
The University of Washington Russian club has organized a technical bureau to connect with American manufacturers and Siberian businessmen. M. J. Alperia leads the department with N. L. Salnikov and M. Gorbovingzky as assistants.
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University of Washington Russian Club
M. J. Alperia
N. L. Salnikov
M. Gorbovingzky
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Sarah Frances Hoskins 70
Mrs Hoskins died Friday at her home 4115 East Madison Street. She is survived by her husband Benjamin and son Edwin R of Lowman and Hanford company. The body lies at Booth Undertaking Co. Funeral details forthcoming. Day to speak on Compensation at Millionair club 98 West Main Saturday 8 p.m. Program by C L Smith Florence Smith Selig Ingman Ruth Walgamuth Virginia Sierer Irene Spencer and W Burton. District Epworth league to lead Sunday services at 8 p.m.
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E. Madison St
Millionair Club
W. Main St
C. L. Smith
Florence Smith
Selig Ingman
Ruth Walgamuth
Virginia Sierer
Irene Spencer
W. Burton
Mrs Christina Sutherland dies at 73 in Seattle area
Mrs Christina Sutherland formerly of Cape Breton Nova Scotia died Thursday at her home 1422 20th Ave after a long illness. She was 73 and survived by two sons Sterling W of New York and Daniel W of Seattle, two sisters and two brothers. She belonged to the First United Presbyterian Church.
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Christina Sutherland
Cape Breton, N. 8
20Th Ave
Seattle Bound Stock Man Faces Grand Larceny Charge
W. E. Marion, a stock salesman facing grand larceny charges, will be brought back to Seattle by Sheriff Matt Starwich from Vancouver, B. C. Marion is accused of mortgaging property he did not possess after returning from a sheriffs' convention.
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Seattle
Matt Starwich
Vancouver
B. C
Marion
Retirements and gatherings at Fort Worden Harbor
Distinguished officer Colonel John L. Hayden U S A commander of the Puget Sound coast defenses will retire March 31, 1922 and reside in Port Townsend. Fort Worden social events include a spring luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs Merriam and a wide attendance of officers wives and guests with dances and open air gatherings at Fort Worden and Fort Casey.
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Bowler
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Allan Bull
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Billey
Miller
Charles Miller
U. A
Stilley
Sam Q. Jeffords
U. 8
Fort Lane
Harry T. M
Harry T. Matthews
Fort Casey
Matthews
William — ‘Wertx
U. S A
Gardner
Rick Mason
Medical Corps
Martha Bearden Mulhe
Joseph Francis A
Mra. Stiley
Campli
Dorsey J. Rutherford
Mrs. Rutherford
Rutherford
Worden
James Bowler
Philippines
LURE
Albion Rockwood, II
Plaines
Masquerade Ball Attended by Hundred Dancers at Douglas Hall
A hundred dancers attended a masquerade ball at Douglas Hall on Broadway and Pine Friday night, hosted by Maple Post No. 21 of the American Legion.
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