Teas and entertainments mark Jeattle Society events
Elizabeth Chadwick hosts a Sunset club tea Friday afternoon from 4 to 6 honoring Mixx Mary Lyon Tyler of Virginia. Guests and hostesses include Mrs Price, Mrs Stephen Fowler, Mrs Livingston Sted Jr, Miss Geraldine Jackson, Miss Janet Power, and many others aiding. Another tea at the club Thursday with twenty five covers precedes a bridge.
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Elizabeth Chadwick
Sunset Club
Mixx
Mary Lyon Tyler
Price
Stephen Fowler
Livingston B. Sted Jr
Charlies Claude
Geraldine Jackson
Janet Power
Women’s Diversity Club Tea and Social Events
The page details multiple social teas and parties hosted by local women at homes around Seattle. Notable events include a bridge tea at 2725 N Broad, with Mrs Waldo assisted by Mrs Lyons and others. a luncheon and cards at Three Tree Point. and a farewell compliment to Miss Helen Miller. Additional gatherings feature house guests, sorority teas, and a beach party on Lake Washington. The article also notes a grocers association challenge and states the Canadian prime minister’s salary at $19,000 a year.
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W. EB. Waldo
N. Broad
Waldo
James A
Thomas R. Lyons
John L. Travis
Miss McLaren
Herman Ross
Klopfenstein
Edward
Mise Celia Shelton
Marguerite Brown
Bridge
Lake Washington
Helenon
Mabel Thompson
Honolulu
Miss P
Koatese
Ruth Barford
Helen Gan
Jamen Doster Hoge
Myre
Nobert Boyla
Karl Harbaugh
Lewis
William Marper
Mee
John St. Graves
Carlotta Bennett
Witree Ewing
Dean Lombard
Moat's Point Pripay
John D. Farrell
H. Wadeworth
Robert Hoyle
Avaci
KR. Fuller
Medina
Paul Harper
Coho
Want's Point
Miee
Virginia
Dorothy Daniele
Mary
Muriel Higgenbothem
Women's University Club
W. EB
Charles H. Dahlem
Tennte Club
Jedd Elliott
Howe EK. Hibler
Social notes of residents and visitors travel plans
Personal column lists arrivals and departures with names and places. Linne and Patten visit New York, Wanamakers sail for Europe, Woolsey with Griffiths at Beach View Farm, Shorrocks plan six week California trip, Utter family in Missoula and Hunt's Point, Bordeauxs head to Yellowstone, Miesse returns from Olympic Hot Springs, Leonards move to Rosemont, Everett Mitchells at Clearlake, Ents at Shel banks, Downs and Fox to Lake Rachess, Tionesta cruise, Wittler visiting, and a Manila birth announced for Capt Elmer Poss and Madeline Booth.
Community clubs and socials fill Seattle week
A long list of July activities includes Sunshine Guild pren meetings at Woodland East Union Club and Bellevue Mrs J Clark. Seattle Review July 13 at AO U W hall. Olympic Circle Neighbors of Wood craft picnic at Woodland Park July 13. Seattle circle 649 hosts Tacoma neighbors July 13 at AO U W hall. Freja Ladies Social Club meets July 13 with hostesses Lanstrom and Peterson. Alpha Club picnic July 13 at Mrs McFarland’s Illahee home. Fortson Thygesen auxiliary meeting July 13 at 2 pm. West Seattle Review sewing circle July 14 at Mrs W S Clark’s home. Dr Paul S Reinsch speaks July 12 at U of Washington. Red Oak Ind natives picnic July 15 at Woodland Park. reception July 14 at Geneva Hotel for French fete under L Union Francaine and L Association Francaise des Alsaciens Lorraine. all-day picnic planned for Woodland Park Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Circle
Woodcraft
Seattle Circle
Woodland Park
Ladies’ Social and Charitable Club
West Seattle Review
W. B. A. Sewing Circle
Geneva
Monsieur Vacher Corbiere
Seattle
Friends of France
L’union Francaine
L'Association Francaise Des Alwaciens-Lorraine
Seattle Service Set and Fort Lawton Hospitality
The Seattle district hosts a swell of events with Colonel Oscar J. Charles and Mrs. Charles entertaining high ranking guests at Fort Lawton, including Major General Morton and Mrs. Morton. Fort Worden and Camp Lewis feature dinners, garden parties, and receptions honoring U.S. Army officers, with Mrs. Muir, Mrs. Duncan, and Mrs. Alexander among hosts.
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Government of the
United States
Seattle
Army
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
Geodetic
Public Health
Port Lawton
Fort Lawton
Oscar J. Charles
Mra. Charlies
Beattie
Monasteur le Marechal
Ferdinand Foch
de France
Charles G. Morton
John K. Pershing
Mra
Charles
Morton
Camp Lewis
Charles H. Muir
Mre. Muir
George B. Duncan
Mra. Duncan
Robert Alexander
U. A
Mra. Alexander
July events and meetings listed for clubs
July calendar items include events for the Kansas Women's Club meeting at Orla hosted by Mrs. Mary Church on July 14. The P T A Picnic is set for July 26 at Woodland Park with speakers from the Washington state branch. Also noted are Washington Anchor activities suspending whist games until September and Nina M. Frye Tent No 12 hosting a card party at Veterans Hall on July 12.
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Kansas Women's Club
Mary Church
Orlla
J. L. Allen
Garah Murdock
L. H. Wurthiemer
Aschat
P.T. A. Picnle
King County
Washington State
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Woodland Park
C. Arthur Varney
Yakima
Washington Estate
Nina M. Frye
Veterans Hail. Armory
Bridal Gown Styles This Season Use Ivory Crepe and Lace
Bridal fashion centers on crepe gowns with ivory tones replacing traditional satin. Silvery brocade and marquisette join soft lace, pearls, and crystals. Detachable long trains appear, with high necks and clinging sleeves, white stockings, and lace veils with orange blossom clusters remaining popular.
Court awards libel damages to former Senator Henderson
In Reno, Nevada, former Senator C. B. Henderson won a federal court libel suit against the Reno Journal for $9,000 after a 150,000 dollar claim. One juror reportedly held out for 100,000 before the seventh ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
C. B. Henderson
Reno Journal
Streetcar Stalled By Bus Sparks Quiet Park Plan
Passengers on a street car glare at a stalled bus while two girls and a man exchange looks and light chatter. After a short pause they disembark near Volunteer Park, with a muted exchange of waves and laughter. The writer laments unsigned letters and hints at a broader diary voice from a columnist.
Deportation Dilemma Prompting Urgent Inquiry
A speaker discusses immediate action on deportation and seeks a destination. Unsure where to go, the person considers Brazil and notes plans to research distance while awaiting assistance from friends.
Visiting nurses relish bake oven demo at convention
A group of nurses at a Seattle convention observed Dr Loughney and nurses test a bake oven with apples potatoes and meat to prove sanitation. The guests toured offices afterward and ate the fruit claiming no germs could survive the heat. Mary Pronger, 71, fell and fractured her hip after leaving hospital.
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Seattle
lLoughney
Dr. Loughney
Aneh
Loughones
Leoghnaey
Ovary Ridge
Mes
Mary Pronger
Ninth Ave
Broadway
James St
Providence Hospital
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Jeattle Society
Miss Chadwick
Mrs. MacWhinnie
E. M. Mendenhall
Judd M. Elliott
A. M Mnie
Thursdey
Bridkte
Harold Tess
Miss Deans
Helen Thompson
Honoru
Pearl Harold
Margaret Brannock
Grant Denny
Harry
Leona Holcomb
Miss Cody
Mise Ruth Niblock
Mise Niblock
Mise Gladys Deer
Dorothy Conger
Frances Id
Mise Trammer Rutherford
Florence Lombard
Bernice
Polly van Patten
Women’s Diversity Club
Harry Glenn
Edward Morgan Mille
Genevieve S&s. Blethen
Folley
Three Tree Point
Thoresday
San Fran
Elbridge Stuart
Portland
A. D. Tollefsen
Thursty
Frederick & Nelson
Ruth Clark
Charles H. Gaffner
Miss Miller
Miss Brown
Mildred Reilly
Chicago
Paul D. Coles
Gamma Phi Beta House
J. Arthur Younger
Cat Phi Beta House
A. H. Langdon
Queen Anne Guild
Orthopedic
Anne Circle
Plymouth National Church
G. K
J. F. Pike
N. G. Crawford
By ‘H. Thompson
Hampton Moran
Lee Hudgens
Jd. MK Gilman
Masterers Association
T ‘Retail Grocers’ Association of ‘Beattie
A. B. Linne
Mere Charles B. Patten
New York
Los Angeles
A. T. Wanamaker
Europe
Majestic
H.R. Woolsey
Mrs
Stanley Griffiths
Beach View Farm
BE. G. Shorrock
California
Elizabeth Utter
Oscar M. Wold
Missoula
Mont
W. H. Utter
Hunt's Point
J. HM. Manny
Chester Raymond Bordeaus
Mise Lucile Bordeaux
Yellowstone Park
Mise Enola
Miesse
Olympic Hot Springs
Francis Ames Leonard
33Rd Ave
Rosemont
Francia Everett Mitchell
Betty
Arthur Lewis
Clearlake
J. W. Ents
Berkeley
Cal
Ruby Enta
Ross Downs
Land
Robert Fox, Jr
Lake Rachess
Cart R. Heussy
Great Lakes
Tionesta
Leta Wittler
E. F. Wittler
30Th Ave
Elmer T. Poss
Romayne B. Jansen
Mr. Jansen
Montana
William le Roy Baird
Emil Henry Miller
West Gater #t
Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Baird
Moxtwood
Mauryteland
Sunshine Guild
East Union Club
Seattle Review
AO. U. W. Hall
N. of W
Tacoma Circle
Freja
Alpha Club
Fortson-Thygesen Auxiliary
Armory
Dr. Reinsch
Paul 8. Reinsch
China
University of Washington
Red Oak
Green Lake
George Newlove
Mra. Newlove
He Garrison
Mre. Schultz
Fr. J. Schultz
C. B
Thuretay
Oceecar J. Chartes
Schultz
Colonel Charten
Wee Point
Madame Chartes
Rervies
Port Worden
Fort Worden
Henry Macpherson Merriam
U. 8 A
Mra. Merriam
W. Graham
Oklahoma
Kerwin Apries
Mra. Mee
Elizabeth Jones
Georgia
Fort Casey
U. S. B. Oklahoma
Reserve
National Guard
Mrs. Greene
Royal Kemp Greene
Mra. K. Hi. Barnes
Port Townsend
Port Ward
Fort Ward Club
Arthur Kay Chambers
B.D. A
Washington
Yanderi
By Wanda von Kettler
Volunteer Park
Trance
Ae T
Hut ‘Tisaniliwink
Aska
Helen Varretta
Mise Vera Wadeworth
Mies Marguerite Brown
Listen ‘Thompson
Laureshburet Guild
Basear
A. A
Mrs. A. &. Widridge
Laurelhuret
Uny
Brazil
Minovs
Lotonarby
Lux
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
Zola A Laundering
Weaiens
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