Seattle Society Bride Units in Florals and Formalities
The Florence Henry chapel hosted Miss Margaret Sea on Chinn daughter of Mrs Raleigh Chinn marry Ward Williamson Andrews with Rt Rev Frederick W mes ce Bishop of Olympia officiating. Brides in organdie white wore blue orchid accents as 16 choir girls filled the nave with roses and delphiniums. Reception on Langdon Henry grounds followed before the couple departed for a California motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Henry
Highlands
Margaret Seaon Chinn
Raleigh By Chinn
Ward Williamson Andrewen
Frederick W Mesce
Olympia
Reading
Dorothy Perkins
Langdon C. Henry
Lohengrin
Os. Kelleher
Cory. R
Coma
Caspar
Ke Pisken
Ph A. Strout, Jr
Harriet Baxter
Virpeerin
Beatrice Peeples
Sheba
Columbia
Giadict
Del
Westover School
Taft School
Yale
Zeta Psi Fraternity
Anna Crowley
Mrs. Dean
California
Portland
Pacific Fleet in Seattle Fleet Week Opens with Cheers
Five battleships anchor off Seattle signaling the first detachment of the Pacific fleet. Vice Admiral Shoemaker assumes command aboard the California as Rear Admirals Hughes Jackson Hutcheson assist. The crew and officers enjoy Seattle hospitality during the nine day stay and planned fleet activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
W. R. Shoemaker
California
Family Reunion Dinner for Mrs Thompson at Ives Home
Mr and Mrs Jesze Ives host a family reunion dinner for Mrs Millard Filmore Thompson of Eureka California who is visiting for a month. The twenty seven cover meal is scheduled for this evening at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesze Ives
Alpha Xi Delta Luncheon at Fort Lawton
Capt George Newlove and Mrs Newlove host an informal dinner for ten on the Fourth of July at their Fort Lawton quarters. Miss Adelaide Fischer to entertain Alpha Xi Delta alumnae at her home 4714 E 39th St Friday July 7 at 12 30 with Miss May Chambers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vining
PF. ¢. Berendes
Lee Shaw Forbes
Seattle Yacht Raceaway
Catharine Howe
James Richard Goodfellow
James Blake Howe
Virginia
Eulalie Mertilts
Mary Lea Ficken
Everett Griggs
Nellie Feiger
Sunset Club
Mary Leam
Everett Grigas
Joshua Green
Deborah Dixon
Maude Oaka
Merrill
F. A. England
Chauncey
George Newlove
Mrs. Newlove
Fort Lawton
Adelaide Fischer
Alpha Xi Delta
E. 39Th St
Miss May Chambers
Orthopedic Tea Shop Schedule Adjustments This Week
The Orthopedic Tea Shop plans closures on Monday for repairs and Tuesday for a holiday. Wednesday features University Guild with Mrs James Thomson as hostess, Thursday hosts Fast Highland Drive Guild with Mrs L R Swift, Friday hosts Mount Baker Park Guild with Mrs Albert Jacobson, Saturday Renton Hill Guild led by Mrs K E Hadley. A dancing party at Miss Esther Johnsons home Saturday includes Miss Marjorie Crockett and invitations extended to several local ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Guild
James Thomson
Fast Highland Drive Guild
L. R. Swift
Mount Baker Park Guild
Albert Jacobson
Renton Hill Guild
K. E. Hadley
Esther Johnson
Marjorie Crockett
Edith Grummett
Margie Pike
Ruth Johnson
Mildred Cundy
Ivy Diem
Fern Haag
Linda Garrison
Edward Schngens
Fred Banning
Lloyd Porter
Willard Coghlin
Stanley Grummett
Dean McIntyre
Joel Gould
Nurses’ Association Visit Entertainment At Christensen’s Hall
All visiting American Nurses association members and friends will be entertained with music and dancing by the Minnewatha club on Saturday evening July 1 at Christensen's Broadway hall. Admission is free for nurses and escorts. Mr J Friedlander arranged with Lieut Keating for shore leave for Pacific fleet sailors who will be the guests of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Nurses Association
Minnewatha Club
Christensen
Broadway Hall
Broadway
Madisen
J. Friedlander
Lieut. Keating
Pacific Fleet
Ladies of the Grand Army Dinner at Veterans Hall
William McKinley Circle No 11 will serve a home cooked dinner on Wednesday July 5 at noon in Veterans hall Armory. A circle meeting follows at 2 pm and a card party in the afternoon. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Ladies of the Grand Army
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Steven's Relief Corps to Host All Day Gathering at Longwood Place
Mrs Elien Burbanks and her three daughters welcome Steven's Relief Corps No 1 G A R and friends for an all day event at 24 Longwood Place on Friday July 7. A noon picnic lunch will be served and members should bring sewing to work provided by the executive committee chaired by Mrs Belle Sheppard. Transport via Green Lake to Latona station then walk north to Longwood Place. The American flag will be displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven
Relief Corps
Elien Burbanks
Longwood Place
Belle Sheffpard
Green Lake
Latona Station
Seattle Lodge 7 to Meet July 18 at Evergreen Hall
Seattle Lodge No. 7 D. H. P. A. will hold its next regular meeting on Tuesday July 18 at Evergreen Hall within the A. O. U. W. building due to the regular meeting day falling on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Evergreen Hall
U. W. Building
West Seattle Review No 51 Meeting Notice
West Seattle Chapter of the Maccabees will convene at Carpenter's Hall 4441 California Ave. on Wednesday July 6 at 8 p.m. The notice appears in Seattle Review No 51. Local members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Review
West Seattle Review
W. B. A. of the Maccabees
Carpenter's Hall
California Ave
Native Daughters Parlor Plans Meeting July 7 in Seattle
Native Daughters of Washington Princess Angeline Parlor No 2 will meet Sister Eva Kent at 6250 20th Ave N.E. on July 7 at 8 00 p m sharp. All members urged to attend as summer plans for the parlor will be discussed. At the June 16 meeting Eva Kent as queen named Christina Henn chairman along with Bessie Williams and Janet Wilson to the sunshine committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Native Daughters of
Washington
Angeline
Eva Kent
20Th Ave
N. BE
Sunshine Committee
Christina Henn
Bessie Williams
Janet Wilson
Round Robin Social Club Event Planned Friday Evening
The Round Robin Social Club and Seattle Lodge No 7 DHP A invite members and friends to 198 Harrison Street for a Friday July 7 gathering at 8 30 p m. Mrs Lulu Baker will host with helpers Mrs Pearl Hemer and Mrs Eleanor White. Progressive whist is featured with favors and refreshments. Take care No 7 26 29 to Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Lodge No
Lulu Baker
Harrison St
Local Residents Plan Summer Visits and Travel
Personal Mra, Lewis DB, Peeples of Los Angeles arrives as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Murlaugh. Several families announce trips to Hayden Lake, Portland, California, Chicago, New York, and the East, with others returning from motor tours and visits to relatives in Spokane, Suquamiah, and Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Lewis DB. Peeples
Los Angeles
Karl Murlaugh
Florence Folsom
New York
I. Frank Mackiem
Marjorie Mackiem Schick
Wallace Russell Foster
Won
Wallace Russell, Jr
Russell
Joseph C. Archambeault
Sam Hume to Lecture at Cornish Theater Forum Sunday
Sam Hume will lecture Sunday evening at 7 30 at the Cornish school on The Theater and the Community. He is a guest teacher for the summer session, teaching theater, community drama and sage management. Also Rudolph Schaeffer leads classes in design and color, textiles, interior decoration and stagecraft at Cornish, with ties to UC and European training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hume
Cornish
Hume
Sage Management
University of California
Rudolph Schaeffer
Department of
Design and Color
California School of Fine Arte
Cornish School
Schaeffer
Kontagewarbe Schule
Munich
Ratchelder
Johannet
Violin Recital at Cornish School Monday Evening
Maurice La Plat will appear in a violin recital Monday evening at the Cornish School. He is a Cornish faculty member and head of the violin department. Assisting artists include pianist May Van Dyck Hardwick and cellist George Kirchner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice la Plat
Cornish
le Plat
May van Dyck Hardwick
George Kirchner
Additions to Violin Faculty at Cornish School
Mr Frederick X Schmidt engaged as teacher in the elementary violin department of Cornish school. He earned a B M degree at University of West Virginia and studied in Europe. Schmidt has toured as soloist and taught in private schools in the East and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick X. Schmidt
Cornish
Schmidt
University of West Virginia
Europe
America
East
Wisconsin Golden Rod Club Meeting at Colby
The Wisconsin Golden Rod club met in Colby with a picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs. Myron Mix in the town hall. After a short business session an interesting program was presented by older members, followed by a motor drive along the beach road. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Lydia Arquett at 1312 Terry Ave to finalize plans for the Woodland Park picnic on August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Golden Rod Club
Colby
Myron Mix
Beach Road
Lydia Arquett
Terry Ave
Woodland Park
Patriot ic Sermon at Madison Street Church Sunday Morning
A patriotic sermon will be presented at Madison Street Methodist Church at 23d Ave and Madison St on Sunday morning by the pastor. There will be no evening service due to the union tent meetings at Fourth and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison St. Methodist Church
Madison St
Vourth
Virginia
Serbian Society Dance At Washington Hall July 3
Serbian Society Liberty of Beattie plans an Independence Day celebration with an entertainment and dance on Monday evening July 3 at Washington Hall Fourth and Fir. The event aims to honor Independence Day with community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Beattie
Washington Hall
Straw hat humor and wedding tales fill New York pages
A columnist laments modern excess and speed as a doctor warns of self destruction through unhealthy living. The piece shifts to wedding anecdotes from The Star Herb Behrenfeld wholesale wedding noting five couples and humorous mishaps. It ends with no more June brides, now July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Girls to Mount Rainier Camp With Major Ingraham Leader
A group led by Major Ingraham plans a July trip to Mount Rainier staying at Summerland with cooperative campers. The program includes overnight bike tours of parks on the mountain, with costs capped at $15. Names of participants and equipment lists are given, and registration is urged at Campfire headquarters with Miss Ann Simmons overseeing Camp Sealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingraham
Mount Rainier
Summerland
Iinian
M Mountain
Ruth A. Brown
Ellen Bringlee
Evelyn Boutell
Ruth Frown
Miew Hildegarde Crane
Eula Avery
Mine Nellie Rosewarne
Eleanor Caldwell
Amatie Nichols
Peggy Warzard
Florence Dix
Agnes Wotherspoon
Winifred Herrick
Melina Rogers
Miss Ann Simmons
Camp Sealth
Miss Brown
Miss Bringlee
Coffin bill dispute after man survives illness
Forehanded relatives of M. Jacques Flandreau, a wealthy contractor, ordered a handsome coffin when he was believed to be dying. He recovered, so the undertaker sued him for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Jacques Flandreau
Western businesswomen plan Chattanooga convention delegates
Miss Anna Marie Brueggerhoff outlines final plans for the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs meeting in Chattanooga July 10 to 15. Northwest delegates from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, California, Montana, and Colorado travel by special train from Portland via the Dixie Flyer with stops in Salt Lake City and Chicago to join in Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Anna Marie Brueggerhoff
Chattanooga
Washington State
Seattle
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
California
Montana
Colorado
Molly G. Baldwin
Seattle Business and Professional Women's Club
Edna Crangie
Cassie Cales
Miss Harkin Governock
Ming Florence
Ake Lea Gate
Portland
Chnattanoooga
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Business and
Chicago
Minnesota
Nebraska
Brueggerhoff
Louisa M. Hacker
Ore
Washington
Northwest
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
National Federation
Bellingham
Tacoma
Mt. Rainier
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Port of Seattle
Wenatchee
Cynthia Grey Takes Two-Week Vacation
Cynthia Grey will be away for two weeks and all letters to her department received during this period will be answered promptly upon her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Milk Shipper Case Set for July 6 Hearing
The demurrer by the Seattle Milk Shippers Association is prosecuted by Malcom Douglas and will be heard July 6. Saturday Superior Judge C H Carey denied the defendants motion to quash the information against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Milk Shippers’ Association
Malcom Douglas
C. H H. Carey
Will contest case delayed to after July Fourth hearing
The suit brought by the daughters of the late Dr Eugene Jordan to break their father's will was continued Saturday until after July 4 by Superior Judge Everett Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Jordan
Everett Smith
Three Women Hurt in Auto Accident in Riverside Drive Area
Mrs. Pearl Cherry of 7709 Fifth Ave and Mrs. May Bennett along with Mrs. Pearl Bary of 739 Riverside Drive were injured in an automobile accident. The crash occurred in the Riverside area with paramedics on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Cherry
Fifth Ave
May Bennett
Pearl Bary
Riverside Drive
Collision on First Ave South at Holden Street Injures Women
A Saturday 10 a m crash at First Ave S and Holden St left two women with bruises and they were treated at city hospital. The car they rode in collided with a machine driven by Harry Gaston of 4423 Corliss Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ave. S
Holden
Pital
Harry Gaston
Corliss
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Margaret Chinn
Isle of
Edward ‘Edding
Edward Clare Dean
Ethel Louiseer
Ar E “Louis Piper
Edward Dean
Catherine
Ambrose M. Bailey
First Baptist Church
Caroline
Hazel Sellen
Miss Dor' Brooke
Sellen
Aaron Wold R
Miss Brie
Pest
Mary Lea Wylnee
Everett Griges
Thomas Cavan Howay
Frances Martin
Alfred Selman Garrison
Misamba Enegren
Pacific Coast
Tennessee
Atlantic
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Kidder
McDermot
Mander
Naval
C. F. Hughes
KR. H. Jackson
B. F. Hutchison
Tsing the Mercy
Vestal
Vulcan
Jason
Collier
Gifta of Regnant
Shore
J. A. Hoogewertf
Puget Sound Navy Yard
J. C. Wettengel
THE
Navy Yard
Navy
E. W. Eberle
Blue Mountains
Captains of Industry
Fleet Week
Anon
Berthe Deverelx
Adams
Fort Lawton Quarters
Robert P. Greer
Hayden Lake
Hpokane
Morden F. Kincaid
Edward Tincoln Smith
Frederick Baueman
Wesley Compton
Federal Ave
Thomas B. Greening
J. F. McRee
Mra. W
Bahelman
William Laurie
de Lordi
Pacific Beach
Bart P. Jamison
Alfred Millard
11Th Ave. N
Orient
Mies
Dorothy Eaton
Rhy As
Stuart Thompkins
S J. Louis
Edna Gorman
Francie Guy Frink
George Dilling
Mrs
Elmer Todd
Crystal Springs
Ivan Hyland
Mins Marianne Hyland
Suquamiah
Florence Luby
Aberdeen
Mary A. Luby
Mixes May Marshall
Jacksonville
Fla
J. EB. Colenso
Wapato
Mra. Luby
J. H. Clemmer
G. D.C. Myers
Lillian Clemmer
Jeanie Carrol
Mount Carroll
Marjorie Cook
Pekin, TM
Wisconsin
Golden Rod Club
Michigan Apple Blossom Club
Madrona Park
Kenney
Pirot Presbyterian Church
Lassie Miller Seeger
Eoprano
Georgetown L. T. L
A. B. Spencer
Fourth Ave
N. W
Emma ‘Davin
King County
Irene Evans
Clara Barton
Misa Grace Hurd
Grand Army of the Republic
H. Hurd
A. P. Lawrence
J. H. Bennett
Rudolph Hoesley
Arlington
Yanderin
By Wanda von Kettler
Northwest Territory
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
U. & Army C. D
U. & Army
Camp Lewis Wireless
University St
Western Ave
Third Ave
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