Seattle Society Hosts Dancing Party At Sunset Club
Invitations issued for a dancing party at the Sunset club on Thursday evening July 14 honoring Miss Katherine Hurd of New York, Miss Beth Moiwan, and Miss Anna Hoge who have recently returned from Europe. Invitations limited to younger set members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doster Ard Hoge
Sunset Club
Kather A Hurd
New York City
Beth Moiwan
Mies Anna Rta Hoge
Cornish School Repertory Company
Beattie Fine Arts Society
Mra
Anna Thomson Milburn
The
Fine Arts
Company of
Players and Dramatists
Seattle
Little Theatre Center of
America
Maine
New York
Northwest
Sunset club luncheon hosts and upcoming dances noted
Mrs. Ivan Talbot will host a Sunset club luncheon with twenty guests. A midsummer dinner dance is planned at the Golf and Country club for Saturday, July 23. Seattle Day Nursery announces a garden fete at Mrs. Frederick Bausman’s home on July 21 with many social hosts and Day Nursery members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hoge
Sunset Club
Talbot
Stewart
Ivan Talbot
Gladysou
B. Stewart
Golf and Country Club
Seattle
C. Henry
Bruce Morrs
Edward Morgan Mills
J Putnam Lilly
Vincent Nh
Frank van Tuyl
John Collins
James H. Calvert
Stephen J. Chadwick
Randall Crawford
R. Wil Crosby
James Hamilton Veave
H. B. Earling
W. Eddy
Henry C. Ewing
William Hunter McEwan
Alexander McEwan
James Macfarlane
R. D. Merrill
Winlock Miller
Frederick Rice
Tacoma
W. D. Perkins
Alfred Rollo
Kenelm Winslow
K. H. Schulz
Mme
Myra
Wee of the Day Nursery Association
Social notes from Washington and Spokane gatherings
A roundup of hosted suppers, luncheons, bridge parties, and tea events across Washington and Spokane. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Flumerfelt, and others at homes, country estates, and hotels. Also plans for Repertory Theatre opening by the Cornish School with Anna Thomson Milburn chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leonard Eaton
Dan
Luzerne
Washington
the Fine Arts Association
Cornish School
Anna Thomson Milburn
Notable Women Arrangements Lead Social Gathering
A list details the social arrangees including Mrs James T na Mrs Robert FP Greer Miss Alleinide Nickels Miss Ada L Hanford Mima Ejla Mc Bride Mrs Carl F Gould Mrs Trafford Huteson Mre Carl C Perkins Mrs Frederick H Parks Mrs EB Stannard Mrs James Macfarline Mrs A B Taylor Mrs Keith Bullitt Mrs Worrall Wilson Miss Edith Dabney and Mrs Charles M Thomsen coordinating roles for a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Na
Robert FP. Greer
Alleinide Nickels
Ada L. Hanford
Mima Ejla McBride
Carl F. Gould
Trafford Huteson
Carl C Perkins
Frederick H. Parks
EB. T. Stannard
James Macfarlane
A. 8. Taylor
Keith Bullitt
Worrall Wilson
Patroness List Complete for Tennis Carnival
The Tennis Carnival patroness list for the event at the Tennis club on Friday July 15 is published. It includes Mrs. A B Stewart Mrs C D Stimeon Mrs Burky Mrs Clarence Blethen Mrs Raymond Auzias DeTurenne and many more. Mary Dudley Walker and Ada Hanford are listed among the ladies assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Stewart
C. D. Stimeon
Burky
Clarance Blethen
Raymond Auzias DeTurenne
BE. C. Ward
Alexander Baillie
Harry Whitney Treat
R. D. Merrill
George W. Fincher
Frederic Struve
J. D. Lowman
Joshua Green
John Collins
William Hunter McEwan
A. H. Anderson
Alexander McEwan
Thomas Minor
Edwin A. Strout
Frank Waterhouse
John Lee Hall
R. William Crosby
Wiliam
Frederick Baueman
Carl Gould
Corwin Eberting
Phillips Morrison
Charles Marion Ellis
Thomas Green
John W. Eddy
David Moss
John T. Hefferman
John Campbell
John McMillan
H. Whitelaw
George M. Horton
Casper Sharples
J. Howard Allen
Pierre P. Ferry
Harry R. Messer
William D. Perkins
Louis L. Mendel
John B. Agen
A. G Dunn
E. H. Schulz
Oliver H. Dockery
Oscar Charles
M. A. Arnold
John Bratnaber
Charles Field
Francis H. Brownell
Alton W. Leonard
William Speidel
Emmett Brown
BR. A. Abernathy
W. W. Felger
Leroy Manson Backus
Frederick H. Parks
Guido Faris
Theodore Haller
Trafford Huteson
Tidmarsh
Richard W. Perry
Gerald Shannon
Club notices from First Christian church meeting speakers and events
Women’s groups and clubs announce meetings, picnics, and social events around Seattle. Mrs Stanley Mylrea speaks on Arabia. Progressive Thought Club hosts annual picnic. Executive Board of the American Legion auxiliary meets. Ladies’ Aid at Ballard Presbyterian. Caleidh Club picnic at Redondo Beach. Thimble Club gathering at Mrs Schmutz’s home. Women of Mooseheart Legion convenes in Moose Temple. William McKinley Circle hosts card party after meeting. Native Daughters picnic at Madrona Park. Coterie Club annual Edmonds outing with bus from Stoneway. Pythian Sisters banquet honoring Mrs Margaret Glascock and Mr Robert Wieming. Seattle Lodge No 7 Degree of Honor meets in Evergreen hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Club
H. FE. Mallet
Robert Atkin
Edmonds
Henry Landes
City Federation
Stoneway
Pythian Sisters
George Bennett
Seattle Temple No. 9
Margaret Glascock
Robert Wieming
Hollandaise Sauce Recipe Steps
A concise instruction for making hollandaise sauce. Start with a white sauce, whisk in two tablespoons butter and three egg yolks blended with water, keep warm over heat without boiling until thickened, then stir in lemon juice and remaining butter. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Summer Visitors Fill Homes Across the City
Personal notices list numerous families visiting or staying in town for the summer. George A. Hurd and family arrive from New York next Tuesday. Sidney Lewin and Mrs. Lewis visit B. R. Lewin in Clear Lake. Ward and White preparations include a Commons apartment. various residents plan motor trips to Mexico Santa Cruz and Vancouver while others host relatives at summer cottages and city homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hurd
New York City
City
Grease the Broiler Rack to Prevent Sticking and Breaking
A simple kitchen tip advises brushing a broiler rack with olive oil to keep fish from sticking and to prevent breakage during removal. The method emphasizes even coating for best results and easy cleanup.
Painted Toys and Child Safety Warnings
A public safety note warns that painted toys should not be given to young children as they may suck or ingest paint. Health experts urge adults to inspect toy finishes and avoid lead or toxic coatings to protect children's health.
Miniature Silk Paintings to Tour Seattle Exhibition
A collection of 24 miniature paintings on silk by Genedeg Originals from Tokyo will be shown at Portland library cases and soon travel to Seattle for display by Miss Mish and Miss Boucher. The works depict an embroiderer, stone cutter, Jinrikisha man, a maid with water, costumes of old Japan, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fay Gould
Portland
Seattle
Mish
Boucher
Genedeg
Haron Hyashiwasaki
Tokyo
Japan
Romilly Fedden
London
The
Fine Arts
Ambrose Patterson
Brussels
Paul Gustin
University Club
Reginald Parsons
Sunset Club
A. M. H. Ellis
Guetin
Women's University Club
Gustin
Vancouver
Frank Pratt
Whidby Island
Pratt
Northwest
Dream guidance and public advice column reflections
Cynthia Grey discusses turning dreams into reality through hopeful attitude and perseverance. The piece blends motivational commentary with reader questions and responses on topics from hair color to scar removal and general self improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
A. W
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle Society
Ummer
Mr. and
Mrs. Gates
Mrs. B. L. Gates
Ll. W. Willis
Brogan
Ore
William Flumerfelt
Lawrence Ellis
Charles Ellis
California
F. M. Collins
Marie Collins
R. E. Small
Puyallup
W. C. Dawson
Elizabeth Dawson
John P. Hausman
Robert Cunningham
George Danz
Spokane
W. W. Greenwood
John G. Fletcher
Davenport
Frank Graves
George R. Dobson
Betty Carpenter
Paramount Pictures
Carniva
Women's Association
Stanley Mylrea
Arabia
Women's Association of the First Christian Church
Progressive Thought Club
N. C. Holmes
32Nd Ave. N
Women's Auxiliary
painter-Noble Poet
American Legion
Frederick & Nelson Auditorium
Ladies’ Aid Society
N. R. Davis
Mra. W
Mayfield
A. C. Torter
Ballard Presbyterian Church
Caleidh Club
Redondo Beach
Thimble Club
Seattle Woodcraft Thimble Club
J. Schmutz
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Temple
William McKinley
Ladies of the
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Wing
Princess Angeline
Native Daughters of Washington
Madrona Park
Blossom Kent
Kenwood
Beasie Williams
East
Seattle Lodge
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Evergreen Hall
Arcade Building
Madison and Queen City Markets
Sidney Lewin
Arthur Lewis
Clear Lake
B. R. Lewin
John Stephen Ward
the Arcadia
Alice White
Wenatchee
Grant Sargent
14Th Ave. N
J. Willis Sayre
K Elmnore
Mexico
Robert McClelland
Elmer
Todd
Bainbridge
Elizabeth Hammons
Gilbert le Baron Duffy
Nokcomie Park
Oliver D. Colvin
Misa Evelyn Colvin
Ensign Oliver D. Colvin, Jr
Pacific Beach
Lotta M. Serwe
Pasadena
Cal
Edward P. Mulvey
Edwin I. Ames
H. E. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Marion R. Cummings
Perry HB. Truax
B.C
Georgian Circuit
Maurice McMicken
Wiliam M. Beebe
Lotus
Cowichan
Edgar Ames
John A. Baillargeon
Robert Cushman
British Columbia
Calvin B. Cody
Lester Turner, Jr
Edward Clarke Hamlin
Chicago
Roger Morse Bone
Robert Trumble
Iilabee
Gertrude Brawley
Yakima
W. W. Devans
Charlies R. Brown
H. A. Chadwick
Miller River Tan
Harold J. Conway
West Point
LeRoy Stetson
Audett Apartments
16Th Ave
Alpha St
Ensign FE
Conway
U. 8
S. S. Texas
Navy Yard
George Graham
Olympia
Mrs
Roy
English ‘Campbell
le Grohs
Harmony Land
Clay Crouch
Adonis
Mason
Halley
Mho Toplay
Bessie Love
Midlands
Washontal
Irene Ewing Davia
the Fine Arts
Mise Matthon
Probst Advertising Company
Art League
Clames
Campfire Board
Tlifacre
Misa Ruth Brown
Globe
Walla
Department of Agriculture, University of Washington
Charles H. Bebb
Pierce
King Counties
Carl , Gould
Department of Architecture
University
Goodyear Rubber Co
Hoge Building
James Allen
Thomas KR. Beeman
Lou C. Smith
King County
George Gove
Heath & Gove
David Myera
Seatte
University Department of Architecture
Pittsboro
Kan
Commercial Hotel
Corkle Sisters
Serae
Mel Crescent
Crescent Manufacturing CO
Seattle, Wash
Cynthia Grey
Jack
Zane
Iss Grey
Star Office
Mrs Grey
Mari
Oer Lees
Second & Union
Seattle WI
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