Seattle Tennis Club Carnival Gathers Patrons and Prizes
The Seattle Society announces a Tennis Club carnival led by J F Douglas with Mrs ld C De Voe overseeing arrangements. Activities run from 2 to 4 PM with putting contests, followed by a balloon dance and dinner from 6 to 8 PM. Major prizes include a silver vase and golf gear from local sponsors, with navigation help by guides and boat connections for attendees.
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Menta
Ld C. de Voe
Wi! M. Beebe
Ny Jerome
Frank Or
Hansen
A. D. Keating
Helen Igoe
Mae Helland
William M. Beebe
Burke Golf Co
Turret Co
McCallum
Graham
Golf Magazine
Charlies Pye
Lawn Fete Tomorrow in Seattle by Women’s Clubs
Mrs. M. J. Fohn chairs a lawn fete by the Seattle Federation of Women’s Clubs tomorrow afternoon at 1551 Tenth Ave. N. from 2 to 9. Dances, songs, and dances feature Cornish school performances, an American Hawaiian quartet, a vocal quartet, and pupil dances, with violin and cal program.
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M. J. Fohn
Seattle
Wranklin Crawford
Paul Goerner
Laura
Dinner compliments honor guests at two social events
Miss Catherine Collins entertained ten guests at dinner Saturday complimenting Miss Virginia Merrill. The party then attended a dance hosted by Mr and Mrs William D Perkins at the Sunset club honoring Mr and Mrs Dean Gooding Witter of San Francisco.
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Catherine Collins
Virginia Merrill
William D. Perkins
Sunset Club
Dean Gooding Witter
San Francisco
Musical Program for Silver Tea in East Seattle Home
East Seattle auxiliary to the Seattle Symphony presents a Wednesday tea at Mrs. George W. Albin’s home. Mrs. L. F. Kellogg assists while Mra Daisy Wood Hildreth and Miss Leone Langdon perform. Vocalists include Mra Adam Beeler and others. piano selections by Mrs. Farwell Putnam City and Miss Alice Williams Sherman.
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Leone Langdon
Gena Branscombe
Frank Maltby
J. F. Lane
George Henriot
Frank K. Shelley
David Kellogg
Frank Dana Moore
Betty Shelley
Elizabeth Kellogg
Jane Henriot
Marion
Donna Lane
Josephine Estey
Evelyn Kellogg
Virginia Albin
Bolms Honored at Sunset Club Tea
Miss Nellie Cornish hosted a 3 to 6 pm tea at the Sunset club honoring Mr and Mrs Adolph Bolm. At the tea table presided by Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Clara Ford, Miss Mary Dudley Walker and Miss Dorothy Ewing.
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Sunset Club
Adolph Bolm
Helen Thompson
Clara Ford
Mary Dudley Walker
Dorothy Ewing
Supper Party at Summer Home Honours Idaho Guest
Miss Marion Fargo of Pocatello Idaho and Miss Anita Mary Wheeler of Tacoma hosted a supper at American Lake Saturday evening. Guests motoring from nearby farms included Mrs Stevenson Smith Mrs Robert K Fox Jr Miss Marion Wheaton Miss Carol Wakefield Miss Imogene Cornett and Miss Iarline Brown.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Anita Mary Wheeler
Tacoma
Wellesley College
American Lake
Mra. Stevenson Smith
Robert K. Fox, Jrr
Marion Wheaton
Misa Carol Wakefield
Imogene Cornett
Iarline Brown
Griswolds Host Eight For Dinner After Trip Plans
Dr and Mrs W O Griswold entertained eight guests at their home Friday evening in a complimentary gathering for Dr and Mrs Gordon Graham Thompson who will travel to England Ireland Scotland and the continent. Mrs J C Moore hosts a tea at her home Wednesday afternoon in a complimentary gesture to Mrs Peter Wilson of Sacramento with assistance from Mrs Deyo W Scott.
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Mary Dudley Walker
Cecil Bacon
Morgan Mills
B. Truax
Truax
W. 8. Griswold
Gordon Graham Thompson
England
Ireland
Scotland
J. C. Moore
Peter Wilson
Sacramento
Deyo W. Scott
Local Social Event Hosts Named for Evening Reception
Charles C. Turner and Mrs Donnell L Fisher will assist in entertaining guests. Presiding at the arrn a will be Mrs Albert J Bouffleur with Mrs Frederick W Adama Mrs C W Wiley and Mrs Armand B Marion assisted by Miss Emily Jennelle Miss Florence Lombard and Miss Katherine Shafer. Pauline Warner will receive cards at the door.
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Donnell L. Fisher
Albert J. Bouffleur
Frederick W. Adama
C. W. Wiley
Armand
Marion
Emily Jennelle
Florence Lombard
Katherine Shafer
Litte
Pauline Warner
Informal Navy Yard Picnic Supper and Private Dinner
Miss Katherine Luke and the McDonald sisters attended a navy yard picnic supper hosted by officers of the U S 8 Texas at a Bound street nook. They were chaperoned by Lieut. Robert Whittaker and Mrs Whittaker. Mr and Mrs Fred C Ayer also entertained informally with dinner for eight on Friday evening.
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Mary and
Claire McDonald
Navy Yard
Mnet
Texas
Robert Whittaker
Fred C. Ayer
Portland guest list fills week of visitors
Personal Mra George N. West of Portland arrives to stay a week with Mr. and Mrs. Marion R. Cummings. Mrs West formerly Miss Jeasie Mangrove of Walla Walla. Mrs. John B. Agen and Miss Florence Agen enjoy two weeks at Lake Chelan. The Crocketts return home from Portland after a short visit.
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Portland
Marion R. Cummings
West
Jeasie Mangrove
Walla Walla
Mra
John B. Agen
Florence Agen
Lake Chelan
Katherine Joyce
Henry Co. Hibbard
Ogden
Utah
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Club notices and social gatherings listed for Rainier chapter
A series of club meetings and social events are announced for July 12 to July 19. Activities include the Study Club at Beaux Arts with a Fortuna steamer trip, Agree Sisters luncheon at St. Negia cafe, Ladies' Auxiliary at Turner's hall, and the City Federation of the W C T U at Plymouth Congregational church. Fraternal Brotherhood card party in Fremont, Delta Gamma luncheon at Women's University Club, Rhododendron Sewing Circle at Cowen Park, Overseas Club meeting, John F. Miller Relief Corps tea, British American Association picnic at Madrona park, and several other social gatherings hosted by Eastern Star groups, the Lorraine Social Club, Minne-wotka Club entertaining sailors from Bremerton, and Beattie Lodge and Maccabees units meeting on July 19 and 14 respectively.
Seattle Club Elects Delegate to National Convention
At the July 6 meeting the Seattle Business and Professional Women's Club chose Miss Lulu M. Mairbanks state president to represent the group as delegate amid the absence of Helen Maxson and Nelile Baldwin. Washington will send 12 to 15 delegates, Seattle contributing six. Delegates include Anna Marie Bruegerhoff, Dorothy Simonton, Mabel Gatton, Roberta Wimner Ford, Martha Look, and others. Portland, Wenatchee, and Tacoma delegates plan distinctive badges and souvenirs to promote Washington products at the 1923 convention in Cleveland.
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Lulu M. Mairbanks
Washington State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Seattle
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Lulu M. Fairbanks
Business and Professional Women's Club
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Women's Commercial Club of
Mabel Gatton
Roberta Wimner
Ford
Women's Osteopathic Club
Martha Look
Seattl Women's Advertising Club
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Seattle Business & Professional Women's Club
Tacoma
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Yacht Club
Washington State
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Naval Six Head Palace Hip Bill at Loew's Palace
Patrons noted less confusion as candy concessions vanished and an all new bill rolled in. Eddice Howatt's Naval Six leads with a varied set of melodies and costumes, while Freddy Stivers Fulmer provide humor and harmony. The act list includes The Mental Wedding Day by Brown and Elaine, Buhla Peart’s songs, Les Perretos acrobatic dance, and the feature photo play Beyond Price. Seattle group support funds benefit the Washington convention efforts and Pacific trip plans for business women feature Miss Lane’s excursions.
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Loew's Palace Hip
Eddice Howatt
Freddy
Stivers
Fuller
Brown
Elaine
Buhla Peart
Les Perretos
Tacoma and Seattle Dancers Win Bolm Scholarships
Fayton Thayer of Tacoma and Miss Franklin Crawford of Seattle won the Adolph Bolm Scholarships in dancing at Cornish school. After tryouts with 26 participants, the awards grant one month of free study under ballet leader Adolph Bolm.
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Fayton Thayer
Tacoma
Franklin Crawford
Seattle
Adolph Bolm
Cornish School
Close-handle With Care Dear Mine Grey Letter
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Dear Miss Grey Letter Responds to Modern Manners
A reader weighs in on your column tone after the piece about young men and modern girls. The letter questions conduct expectations and tension between generations.
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