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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1921
Page
2
A note from Seattle society extends a luncheon invitation for Thursday afternoon July 14 at Castien's summer home Rose. The event honors Miss Camille Mahoney with Mrs. R Castien and Mrs. Vincent MacAdam hosting. Covers for thirty intimate friends of the honored guest.
Compliments to Miss Charlotte and Ensign Ralf Baker precede a dancing party at Mr and Mrs Henry K s home on Tuesday July 13. Harmon Ryus of Los An will be the guest Friday evening while Mr and Mrs R Knox Roberts host a fourteen cover dinner. Mr and Mrs H Lilly host at Le Golf and Country Club. Compliments to Miss Marguerite daughter of Gov Scott C Bone arrive in Seattle today and Miss Phyllis will entertain with a lunch at the Rainier club tomorrow. covers for guests will be arranged.
Miss Florence Thistle daughter of Mrs. Alice Thistle wed Mr. Albert Eastman son of Mr. and Mrs. A A Eastman in a June 30 ceremony at the Thistle residence. Rev B W Erickson officiated at 8 30 p m as the decorated home set a festive scene.
The bride wore her mother's wedding veil and, at 46 years old, carried a white rose and sweet pear shower bouquet. Miss Gladys O Day, bridesmaid, wore Nile green organ dye and carried Cecil Brunner roses with sweet peas. Mr Leslie Schnellbacher served as best man. Mr and Mrs Eastman departed for their wedding journey and will be at home on return at 524 Mald en Ave.
Mrs A E Parker hosts a luncheon at her Eagle Harbor home Friday afternoon. Covers will be marked for eight quceta.
Mrs Glenn M Owens will host her bridge club at her home Friday afternoon inviting members to join in a social game session and companionship.
Listings show dances and teas hosted by Mrs Lily Mrs Wilton Mrs Gorman and others from July 8 to August 4. Social gatherings include dances at Beattie Golf and Country club Sunset club and Seattle Golf and Country club plus teas and weddings for Camille Mahoney Ruth Gazzam Charlotte Mann and Camille Mahoney.
A long list of residents and guests arrivals in Seattle include Mr. and Mrs. William Pitt Trimble of New York City planning a summer visit, Mrs. Charles Andrews Maury leaving for Toronto, and numerous families from St. Louis Vancouver and Pasadena spending the season here. Other entries note recent graduates, newlyweds, and motor parties taking coastal tours and lake trips.
A list of club gatherings and events for Thursday includes Elderbloom Club annual meeting at Knights of Pythias hall Third Ave and Virginia from 10 50 a m to 4 p m and various picnics meetings and socials at Woodland Park and other venues with details on times locations and invitations.
They plan to arrive in the city about July 26 while traveling and enjoying golf at points of interest en route. Mrs Herbert Condon and her little daughter Jean returned Saturday from a three weeks visit with friends in Portland and Eugene Oregon.
Mra Max West a United States children's bureau expert answers questions on child welfare for Northwest mothers. She discusses education for crippled deaf or blind children and urges early inquiry. Practical tips cover complexion care, rocking habits, baby feeding, teeth nutrition, and when to seek a doctor for illness.
A recipe for sweetbreads with peas and cream using gelatine, vinegar, salt, paprika, and French dressing. Sweetbreads are parboiled with onion, cooled, cubed, mixed with peas and whipped cream, then set with gelatine, molded, and served on lettuce with dressing.
Read instruction describes cleaning tiled hearths using a cloth dampened with turpentine then dry with a clean cloth. It warns that washing enameled surfaces with soap and water can split glaze and enamel.
The article advises healthy babies sleep alone in well aired rooms. It stresses winter and summer air arrangements and proper ventilation for infant comfort and safety.
Minnie Nelson of Seattle says she suffered four years of stomach trouble with cramps gas and weight loss. After using Taniac she gained seventeen pounds and rebuilt strength, praising the remedy and its testimonials.
A brief comment notes that some women avoid admitting fault, framing it as a social trait. The line suggests judgment about modesty and accountability without naming individuals or events.
Homely sincere letters from women praise health restored by Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urge other sufferers to try the root and herb remedy. Many letters published daily in this paper recommend the medicine for female ailments and health restoration.
The writer discusses a proposed law of success based on giving more than receiving and urges generous living. A reader compares Western and Eastern girls, defending Western independence and criticizing reliance on men. A letter adds a cause and effect view on conduct, urging women to demand respect and self control to secure happiness.
A proverb-like remark notes that the lazier three man tends to move from one job to another, avoiding steady work and stable duties. The observation highlights a pattern of frequent job shifts among less industrious individuals.
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