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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1922

Page

2

Social events fill Portland lists with teas and parties

Luncheon at Sunset club honors Mrs George Al Grace Fischer. bridge tea July 14 hosted by Miss Dorothy Daniel and Miss Muriel Higgin visits from Lethbridge Alberta. Laurelhurst Guild fete August 4 at Eldridge home with extensive committee. several house guests and dancing party at Tennis Club. An Orthopedic Tea Shop event and multiple teas noted with hostess lists and arrangements.

George al Grace Fischer Mieg Marie Virginia Pdanter Deorethy Daniel Mins Muriel Higgin Lethbridge Alberta Omen W. BE. Waldo Women's Univer Pelub Broadway N A. Pease Capital KR. Lyons Capitol Women's University Club Macemble Emily Jen Jane Spokane Mollie Hi Catherine Mauk Sled Sam John Judson Jennelle Page Bryant Tennis Club J. G. Mudge Laurelhurst Guild Clyde Hadley Mrn Bard Charles T. Jordon Mary Port Mise Beter Bard Towle Mertin Mildred Melby Mies Martha Poehr Seattle Cchureh Charles A. Betey Tennant’s Dock Mercer Island Dawn Leachi

Eastward visits and lengthy summer sojourns noted

Social figures travel for conventions and reunions across Lake Placid Kenton and Spokane. Ernest Skeel joins kin in Ohio while sharing plans to return in July. Numerous guests and family visits span Alaska California San Francisco Los Angeles and Iowa with births and marriages shaping the summer schedule.

Ernest L. Skeel Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Lake Placid N. Y Mmery Kenton Ohio Sheta Dorothy Marjorie

Seattle women's clubs plan July meetings across city

The July calendar lists numerous gatherings from the Presbyterian and Woman's clubs to the Washington Pioneers Auxiliary and Canadian Woman's Club. Notable events include speakers from Korea and India, annual picnics at private homes and parks, memorial services, and a joint French societies reception at the Geneva hotel. Lectures, dances, and social hours accompany the schedule as residents prepare for mid July activities.

Seattle Washington Pioneers’ Auxiliary Women's Auxiliary Washington Pioneers Suale Cooney Bastile Associations L’union Francaise la Societe Alsaciens Lorrain Geneva Marion St Marcel Daly Union Francaise Emil Marx Societe Alsaciens Lorrain

Silver Tea for Rath School for Girls

A silver tea to benefit the Rath School for Girls will be hosted at Mrs. 8. Stray’s home 5218 15th ave. N. E. on Friday from 2 to 6 o’clock. Hosts include Mrs. 8. Stray Mrs. Edwin J. Brown and others. Judge Dykeman and additional speakers will attend.

William McKinley G. A. Ky Tweeday Maud Morka Alki Rath School

Romance of 1916 Convention Ends in Marriage

Dan Cupid at the 1916 Republican National Convention in Chicago sparked a union as Hugh Eldridge of Bellingham, postmaster, and Mrs. Walter A. Harteigh of Beattle wed. The couple, both delegates from their state, met at the convention.

Dan Cupid Chicago Hugh Eldridge Bellingham Walter A. Harteigh Beattle

Missionaries Open Three Day Meeting at University Christian

The Western Washington Christian Missionary society opened its 18th annual convention Monday at the University Christian church. The convention will continue three days. Clifford Wiley of Beattie, president of the organization, will preside.

Western Washington Christian Missionary Society University Christian Church Clifford Wiley Beattie

London fashion dives into hats and sun protection woes

A fragmentary reminiscence on London fashion notes that hats have fallen 1072 since 1913, cites 1915 as unlucky, and follows a picnic scene where a friend’s large open straw hat and white outfit meet mishaps. The piece ends with quirky observations on etiquette and crowded gathering misfortunes.

London

Many Firms Here Escape U S Taxes

C L Huey says large sums due the government in Seattle are not collected due to staff shortages in the federal tax department. Routine work keeps employees busy leaving little time for outside investigations and proper collection of amusement taxes and other levies owed to the government.

Seattle Federal Tax Department C. L. Huey

Mayor's Office Curtain Opens on Ailing City Player

A tense scene unfolds in Tinme Monday as a grim faced woman demands an audience with Mayor Brown. Hugo Kelley, the Hibernian secretary, asserts the mayor is absent while the woman warns of life and death stakes over a parrot spoken nonstop nearby.

Wheat ravaged by heavy rain across hundreds of acres

Ellensburg reports a severe weather hit with prolonged rain that damaged hundreds of acres of wheat. Farmers assess losses as fields suffer reduced yields and potential price impacts loom for the harvest.

Ellensburg

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