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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1922

Page

2

Engagement in Seattle Society Luncheon News

Seattle society reports an engagement between Louise Ehrlich and Roderick Janson of Seattle announced at Mrs. Ehrlichs luncheon. The couple will wed on September 7, with decor featuring lake imagery and a hidden names Cards. Louise studied at the University of Washington and is Phi Beta Pi. Roderick attended the University of Maine and Psi Upsilon.

F. C. Ehrlich Louise Roderick Janson Seattle Ehrlich Mirror Lake Miss Ehrrich Dorothy East Uni of Washington Io A Pi Beta Phi Sorority University of Malne Psi Upfraternity

Bridge Tea Compliments Mrs Johnson Guest At Scott Home

Mrs. William D Scott hosted a four to six oclock bridge and tea Monday to honor her sister Mrs Edwin E Johnson of Buffalo New York who is visiting for the summer. Tea table was elegant with garden flowers and was presided over by Mrs A K Loose and Mrs W K Ballard. This marks the first in a series of complimentary teas for Mrs Johnson.

Mrs. Mayer M. H New York Siegfried Mrs. Brown F. Z. Fischer R. Monheimer Ver. Aasisting Roy Rosenthal Irma Brown Caroline Stern Dorothy Brown Bridge William D. Scott Edwin E. Johnson Buffalo N. Y A. K. Loose W. K. Ballard William Ran Crawford R. J. Huston Leroy M Gerald Frink B. Beals Clinton F Ger. Huston Katharine Bacon de Voe Dorothy Allen Lin Harrison Berkeley Frank Crawford Janet Claire Shealaura Nancy Emory Branigan Frances Ford Charlotte Bloedel Eulalie Elizabeth Kerr Polly David Roderick Mary Louiser Huston

Two Luncheons and Card Party Planned for Mrs Harper Guests

Mrs H BR Coho of Mount Vernon NY compliments her niece by hosting nine guests at a Thursday luncheon. Friday afternoon Mrs Paul Marper will host a Mercer Island summer home card party in honor of Mrs Coho.

H. Borth San Mateo Cal Robert Boyle New York John PD. Farrell Helen Farrell Vera Wadsworth Mra. H. BR. Coho Mount Vernon N. Y Mra Willam Harper Paul Marper Mercer Island Oho Seth Maxwell John Helena, Mont A. EB. Schneider Mount Baker Park

Engagement of Miss Flumerfelt Announced

Mr and Mrs William Flumerfelt announce the engagement of their daughter Lillian to Mr George Francis Schienker with a wedding planned in August. Lillian Flumerfelt attended the University of Washington and was affiliated with the Alpha Xi Delta sorority.

William Flumerfelt Lillian George Francis Schienker Miss Flamerfelt University of Washington Jane Alpha Xi Delta Sorority

Social notes of travelers and visitors in Seattle

Personal letters list residents and guests traveling to and from Seattle and nearby areas. Names include Dorothy Ewing Kathryn Armatrong in Oakland, James Lee from Portland, Mr. Alfred Raymond, Charles Paul, A E Schneider, Margaret Lewis Violet Lewis William Lewis and others with trips to New York Montana Los Angeles Poughkeepsie Glacier National Park and Brownesville. Births and local visits noted with several staying at local homes for the summer.

Margaret Lewis New York Violet Lewis William Lewis Montana Seattle

Various July 12 club meetings and picnics listed

A consolidated notice lists multiple organizations in Seattle planning activities on Wednesday July 12. Entries include the Ladies of the Grand Army Home Sewing club election luncheon at Mrs Martha Graham’s home, Wallingford Circle plate on Woodland park, Union Dames picnic at the Veterans' home, Seattle League of Women Voters meeting at the YWCA, British American Women's Auxiliary basket picnic at Alki beach, Allah Social Club luncheon at 6126 Director St, East Seattle Guild bridge luncheon at Mercer Island, Steamer Dawn trip schedule, Majestic Jewel Auxiliary luncheon, Seattle Baptist Women's Missionary Union basket picnic at Point Defiance park with boat transport, Federation of Women's Clubs lawn fete planning, Progressive Thought club annual lawn picnic at Mrs George A Spencer’s home, Asbury M E church Women’s Missionary societies basket picnic at Woodland Park, Signal Corps Auxiliary lawn picnic and meeting at R J Reekie’s home, Seattle Review Beattie Review meeting July 13, Social Score Club picnic at Madrona Park, and Sunshine Guild picnic at Woodland Park.

Home Sewing Club Allah Social Club George Pacelay East Seattle Women’s Picnie Seattle Baptist Women's Missionary Union Point Defiance Park Tacoma Hoat Colman Dock Federation of Women's Clubs Board of Trustera Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs A. J. Webb Wilson Gay Ellen Ferry Leary Progressive Thought Club Mra George A. Spencer 4Th Ave J. B. Ives Women's Missionary Societies of Asbury M. E. Church Woodland Park M. E Signal Corps Auxiliary R. J. Reekie Rainier Ave

Wandering with Wanda and the dentist encounter

A rambling diary fragment recounts a chaotic dental visit where a dentist pulls a broken molar after a collision with a cherry pit. The narrator, conflicted by attraction and pain, frets over the procedure and a growing irritation with dentists while lingering on the dentist’s unsettling bedside manner.

New York Buyer Highlights In-Store Clearance Offerings

Tomorrow Beauty Boxes for $1 feature a polished Vachet with a full lid mirror. Fire and floor pumps and shoes clearout include French heel styles and leather pairs in assorted sizes. Second Floor displays voile fabrics at cut rates, plain and embroidered voiles, ginghams, beach cloth, black sateen, gown lengths, and 750 shirts on sale.

New York

Jewelry Novelties for Summer Frock on Special Purchase

A special purchase brings 288 novelty pieces for summer wear. Includes pearl necklaces, fancy bead necklaces, sterling silver bar pins, beaded braided girdles, novelty earrings, and hair ornaments. First floor.

Special Offer on Bond Paper and Envelopes

A promotional notice advertises 100 sheets of high quality bond paper with 50 matching envelopes in blue gray or white. Personalization of name and address on both sheets and envelopes is included at a special price of $1. First Floor.

Misses' Dresses in Gingham at Low Price

Plain and checked gingham dresses in white or contrasted sleeves and yokes. Some have pleated skirts, others feature plain round collars and narrow belts. Sizes 7 to 14 offered at one dollar per dress.

Cotton bodice and regulation dress listing

A concise advert notes 260 yards of fine cotton for bodice and regulation styles. Garments are well reinforced with cuff knee details and offered in sizes 34 36 and 38 on the first floor.

Children’s Union Suits Sold at One Dollar A Lot

An offering of children’s union suits in cotton sells for one dollar per lot. Sleeveless options with Dutch necks or elbow sleeve styles are available in sizes 4, 6, 8 and 10 years.

Knitted Bloomers and Hosiery Offerings on Firat Floor

On the first floor the store lists knitted bloomers two for 1.00 with double gusset elastic and shiny knee in white and flesh sizes 4 to 8. Also shown are women’s stockings at 1.00 per pair with 300 pairs, and fiber mixture lisle garter top lisle foot rib weave stockings in black and cordovan with 81 to 90 percent content, regularly 1.50.

Gloves sale offers varied styles and sizes

A display of fabric gloves priced at one dollar per pair includes 600 pairs for women in 12 and 16 button lengths with strap wrist gauntlet styles. Abundant sizes and colors described.

Children’s 34-Sox Mercerized Lisle Sox in Solid Colors

Bargain offer for Mercerized Lisle socks in solid colors with roll tops. Black white cordovan navy pongee orchid sky pink. Regular 45- SOX. Sizes 7 to 10. First Floor.

Greatly Reduced Children's Garments for Sale

On the second floor a selection of children's clothing is offered at one dollar. Included are 12 coats in black and white checks for ages 2 to 6, 25 white dresses lace trimmed ages 2 to 6, 20 fancy hats for ages 2 to 4, and 25 princess slips with embroidery and lace trimmed for ages 6 and 8, two for one dollar.

Towels on sale in varied sizes and borders

A local ad lists Huck Towels in multiple packs and weights. Prices include 9 for 1 with 16x34 inch towels, 5 for 1, and 1 200 and 900 all white with blue and red borders. Also features Turkish Bath Towels and Turkish Towel specials.

Sheeting Offered in 72 and 8 Inch Widths

A supplier advertises sheeting in two youths sizes, 300 yards total, bleached and unbleached options. Prices set at $1.00 per unit. Available in 72 and 8 inch widths.

Novelty Scalloped Lingerie for Sale

200 garments including chemises and French bloomers in orchid and pink fine voiles and fancy batiste. Lace trimmed with scalloped or pointed hems. Sold on the second floor.

Special Price Basement Bargains On Dresses And Stockings

In the Special Price Basement a large stock of fast color gingham dresses including 500 dresses with novelty checks and plaids plus 200 Martha Washington and Peggy ONeil apron dresses in sizes up to 44. The Martha Washington model is widely worn in Seattle and the Peggy ONeil is new. Also fiber stockings two pairs for 1.00, 500 pairs women s out size stockings. Hats untrimmed garden shapes at 1.50 and 30 trimmed hats for matron. High grade middies in sizes for women and misses with most styles discounted from 1.49 to 1.75.

Martha Washington Peggy O'Neil Seattle

Fine white voiles and batistes with lace trims

Exquisite selection of fine white voiles and batistes adorned with lace embroidery pin-tucks organdie and gingham. Exceptional value offered in sizes 86 to 46 across twenty distinct styles.

Fine sateen Petticoats with scalloped hems

A brief notice describes flesh color petticoats of sateen fabric, double paneled on both front and back with hemmed and scalloped patterns, marketed as very special.

Children Hose Sale Offer for Boys and Girls Stockings

An advertisement lists 6 pairs of heavy ribbed black stockings for boys and girls in sizes 5 to 9, priced at 1 dollar per bundle. The copy notes ribbed fabric and seconds quality.

Fine ribbed weave shoes in black white cordovan

Product listing describes fine ribbed weave in black white and cordovan. Available sizes range from 7 to 10.

Odds and Ends Waistline Sales Rush

Clearance sale cuts price on women and girls waists and aprons. Items include 24 Black Soiesette waists reduced from 1.75, 30 White Wash Skirts once 1.19, and 82 Girls' Coverall Aprons formerly 85c, with other colors and styles discounted.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Seattle Society Louise Ehrlich Avnei R. Fuller Sted Ina Jacobs Mra. Upper Mra. Fox Los Angeles Loomis Shaw Dysart Anna Fox Harriet Young Bliss Marion Barteau Mara Fixe Marion Knox Mias Ettza Carter KR. J. Browne John Carter E. H. Young Charles Barteau Frances Drew Dorothy M Charlies F. Whittlesey Hertford Lake Washington Horace Kimball Rot Paterson Spokane Fred Young Hiram E. Hadley L. H. Hadley Washington, D Orthopedic Tea P. J. Aaron Interlaken Guild of the Hopedic Tea Shop J. N. Hamil Tenny F. R. Baker 4. Millard G. D. Butterworth Flumerfelt Dorothy Ewing Kathryn Armatrong Oakland James Lee Portland Alfred Raymond Charlies Paul Yale Wellesley A. E. Schneider The Schneider Art Gallery E. B. Edgers National Dental Association William Barrett San Francisco Hotel Washington Walter Parsons Shiel Marguerite Moth Mary Ann Aie i H. F. Alexander Edward Kellogg Eliza Ferry Leary Poughkeepsie Captain Kellogg Washington, D. C Frederick D. Hammons Charles R. Frown John K. Witherapoon David Cary Inn Brownesville Henry R. Waherke Great Palla Mont 10Th Ave. N Marie Leghorn Ruth Trenholme Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Glacier National Park Bruce Elmore Arthur Nute University A.t Elizabeth Ahnnfeldt California Elmer Batley H. C. Peters Yarrow Mary Katherine Lenton Eather Scott T. E. Phipps Bert Petrie Honolulu Ann Bages Mrs Curtis Sargent Wallingford Circle Wallingford Cirele First Presbyterian Church Arthur Jeffrey Green Lake Veterans Retail Colmandock League of Women Voters Seattle League of Women Voters WCA United States Alki Beach Majestic Jewel Auxiliary Mystic Jewel Auxiliary O. F. Temple Asbury Women's Missionary Societies Seattle Review Beattie Review A. O. U. W. Hall Ninth Ave Social Score Club Madrona Park Sunshine Guild Fletcher Castoria Chas. H. Fletcher Tenia New York City Wanda By Wanda von Kettler Sald Pampus Ironized Yeast Co. Dept Alanta Arasier-Patterson CO Second Avenue and University JerZo Firet Fioor Women's Union Children’s Union
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