Social notes record summer gatherings and nuptials in Seattle
Betty Brainerd reports invitations for a Lake Washington party in honor of Miss Frink and Miss Virginia, a Fourth of July house party, and guests including Mr. Alexander Phil of Springfield Ohio. Miss Marguerite de Turenne wed Lieut Clarence Sewall Clark as relatives attend the ceremony in Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas de
Georgette
Miss Redfield
Florence Williams
Aine Collins
Mary Dela
Elmar Collins
K. C. M. Clark
Philadelphia
Andrew
Richard Meade
Leonine
Amaury de Tur- Auzias de Turennhe
Paris
Iphia
Elma Collins
Miss Edith
Madame de Chevilly
Keith A Bullitt
Thomas
Talbott Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs Talbott at San Francisco Home
A beautifully appointed dinner last night at the San Francisco home of Mr and Mrs Talbott honored the couple and Dr and Mrs Albert L with pastel flowers. Covers were set for sixteen guests in an exquisite setting.
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Peachy
San Francisco
W. H. Talbott
San Franky
Albert L
Social Evening Attended by Seattle Tennis Club Guests
Miss Beatrice Peeples hosted a informal dinner party at the Seattle Tennis Club with guests including Miss Virginia Sheahan and Miss Harriet Baxter. Later the group enjoyed dancing. Mrs. A. H. Anderson hosted thirty five at dinner in honor of Miss Lois Reynolds. Mrs. Gilbert S. Meen entertained fourteen for a dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. James Brinkley. Other hosts included Mr. H. Day Puckett, Mr. Harold Lee, and Mr. Brown with additional small affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Peeples
Seattle Tennis Club
Virginia Sheahan
Harriet Baxter
Edward Buxton, Jr
Stes
D. Merrill
A. H. Anderson
Lois Reynolds
L. B. Stedman
Gilbert S. Meen
James Brinkley
H. Day Puckett
Harold Lee
David
Brown
Week End Party at Country Club Guests
Miss Leis Reynolds attends a weekend house party hosted by Mrs. L F B Stedman with Cordelia Jennings Capt. Brazer Robert Cushman and June Stedman as guests of Miss Margaret Ames at the Country Club. Marriage notice follows: Katherine Bayne wed Harold Avery son of Seattle residents Mr and Mrs H B Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leis Reynolds
L. FB. Stedman
Cordelia Jennings
Capt. Brazer
Robert Cushman
June Stedman
Margaret Ames
Los Angeles
Katherine Bayne
Harold Avery
H. B. Avery
Seattle
Simple eye wash mix aids weak eyes in Seattle
Seattle readers report quick results from Lavoptik eye wash made with witch hazel camphor hydrastis and more. Cases of near sightedness and eye pains show relief within days with a free Alumi eye cup offered. Swift Drug and leading druggists sell the product.
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Seattle
Swift Drug
Social notes from Seattle and Tacoma gatherings
Personal Gen Hodges and family stay at the Terry hotel with their daughter Mrs Acher and two small grandchildren. Mr and Mrs George W Boole and Mrs William T Burwell spent Thursday and Friday in Tacoma. Mrs Burwell travels to Olympia to visit Judge and Mrs Kenneth Mackintosh and will stay until Monday. Lieut Stewart B Miller of the 20th field artillery arrived in Seattle from France and is with his mother Mrs John F Miller.
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G. A. Haskell
Jean
Brentwood
B. Co
Mr. Haskell
California
Gen. Hodges
Mrs. Hodges
Mrs. Acher
Terry Hotel
George W. Boole
William T. Burwell
Tacoma
Lieut
Stewart
Miller
20Th Field Artillery
Seattle
France
Mia
John F. Miller
Occupied Territory
Army warns women to verify lovers before marriage
San Francisco dispatch reports U S Army officials urge American girls to confirm a suitor’s true identity before marriage. They advise requesting proof from the adjutant general, checking records, and using fingerprints if doubt remains to avoid fakers posing as soldiers. Police note a rise in foreign army impostors.
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San Francisco
United States Army
Adjutant General
Washington, D. C
War Department
United States
Jewel-hunting plan unfolds aboard a seaside quest
A narrator, Mary Thomas, and a rival seek treasure while watching a Hun's magnetized rope search near a U boat. The narrator muses on pearls and lustre, contemplates magnet tricks, and awaits breakfast as Bob approaches, both relishing life and love. The tale promises continuation.
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Mary Thomas
Flassen
Daddy
Mary
Bob
Seven Seas
Eat Less and Keep Cool in Hot Weather Diet Tips
A historical guide advises reducing daily food allowance during heat waves and shifting to a summer diet of fruits vegetables and bread. It recommends avoiding meats fats and sugars, increasing water rich foods, and using cold meals with butter, cream, and light dressings. Meat or poultry should appear no more than three times weekly.
Many Seek Lake Crescent Trip From Seattle Chamber
About 150 Seattle residents are expected to join a Lake Crescent excursion organized by the Chamber of Commerce. The trip, announced Thursday by sponsors, has near the 160 person limit for reservations.
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Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Lake Crescent
Dear Miss Grey Letters on judgment and moral reform
A stranger seeks guidance on reformation of a neighbor with a shady past and the right of a woman to reform. A columnist cautions patience and caution, urging acquaintance before judgment. A reader asks about love and timing, and the dangers of pursuing unsuitable matches. A young woman faces an unsolicited advance at a job interview and is advised to report to police if under 18 or to a policewoman if of legal age.
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Miss Grey
Business College
Juvenile Department of the Police
No Piano In Her Home Letter to Dear Miss Grey
A writer pseudonym Wondering Woman asks how Esther and Cr. W. W. would respond if a husband could buy a piano and victrola but would not. She laments lack of home comforts and dreams of staying with her baby and husband if the promised home furnishings existed. The column invites further reader guidance on domestic strains.
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Miss Grey
C. T
F.C
Esther
Cr. W. W
Mies Grey
Dear Cynthia Grey Readers Ask About Wart Removal
A reader suggests kerosene as a wart treatment and reports warts falling off after a week. The column also advises discretion about exposing a boss’s infidelity and endorses not snitching, plus a request to print an address for fundraising Mother Ryther.
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Cynthia Grey
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Betty Brainerd
Marion Lane
Donna
J. F. Lane
Lake Washington
Miss Frink
Virginia
Virginia Merrill
R. PD. Merrill
Merrill
Chadwick
Washington and Tee University
Stephen F. Chadwick
Chadwick, McMicken, Ramsay & Rupp
Stephen J. Chadwick
State Supreme Court
Sherwood Forest
Richmond
Margaret Tyler
John Tyler
Liberia
27Th Infantry
Niagara Falls
Mt. Rainier
Indian Henry
Government Cabin
Agnes VanSant
Helen VanSant
Charlotte Bayle
Elsie
Cooperative Campers
Northwest
J. H. Closson
Wistaria Club
Leschi Pavilion
Leschi Park
Country Club
Edmund Bowden
William
Edmund Robert Bowden
Cedar Lodge
Port Madison
Mr. J. A. Strout
Letcher Lambuth
Princeton University
Millard T. Hartson
J. F. Douglas
Lake Chelan
Irving Bogardus
Mercer Island
M. F. Wella
A. B. Clark
East
John L. Tlood
Pawtucket, R. 1
A. M. MacWhinnie
W. H. Rowley
Victoria, B. C
W. D. Mackay
Theodore and
Robert Turner
Hamilton College
Mrs. L. T. Turner
Féward P. Ederer
Pauline Ederer
Miss Ederer
Columbia University
Robert M. Clarke
Portland
G. G. Lyon
Stella G. Webster
Sea
Elmer Todd
Charles T. Brehm
Delano Beach
Robert M. Burton
Marion
Bellingham
Mrs. C. H. Seaborne
Sorrento Hotel
Albert C. Philips
Union City
Hoods Canal
Mr. and
Mrs. Talbott
Vices Vaporul
Sguard
John Eddy
Hero
U. S
Beeste Risenbere
Denver
Tn Oval
Adele Callaghan
Althe
Corn Products Refining CO
New York
Mio Stint
Kerr
Mother Ryther
O. H. Ryther
de Way
BAYER
Bartell’s Drug Store
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