Social Garden Luncheon Honors Pomerene Pair
Hostess Mrs Trimble led a luncheon at the club grounds with large Japanese umbrellas and gypsy readers. Funds raised supported the home for working girls. Attendees included Jane Summers and Mrs Fred Graham. Separate notices mention engagements and dinners in honor of Nanette Church and Signor F Pezet, with other social gatherings at the Rain Club and the Fuller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Senator Pomerene
Pomerene
Trimble
Club
Gillespie
Jane Summers
Fred. Graham
John Trump
Carda
Arthur Mel
Mabel Whelan
Eleanor Mehnert
Beef and Veal Soup with Root Vegetables
A historic soup recipe instructs browning beef to release marrow then simmering with veal, bone, and vegetables. The instructions call for cassock amounts of celery carrots onion parsley and spices, plus turkey liquor, simmering several hours, skimming, straining, and chilling.
Carrot Armalade and Ginger Preserve Instructions
A compact set of kitchen steps describes making carrot armalade with ginger. It instructs juicing carrots, squeezing out juice, processing the rind, and cooking with sugar lemon juice and gin until tender and thickened.
Social Roundup of Travelers and Visitors
Farranal Mrs J D Farrell and Miss Helen Farrell return from Vancouver B C where they spent the weekend. Miss Florida Singleton guests at Eagle Harbor with Miss Grace Fischer. Mr C M Seeley and son Bing with Mr Robert E Dwyer head for a Lake Crescent fishing trip joined later by Mrs Seeley and Col and Mrs Clarence B Blethen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Farrell
Helen Farrell
Vancouver
B. C
Florida Singleton
Eagle Harbor
Grace Fischer
C. M. Seeley
Bing
Robert E. Dwyer
Lake Crescent
Seeley
Clarance B. Blethen
Donald MacDonald
Kenneth Edgars
Radium Promises Relief in Medical Claims
A bold advertisement touts radium and a Degnen Radio Active Solar Pad as a cure for rheumatism gout neuritis high blood pressure and various other illnesses. It promises a risk free trial with satisfaction guaranteed and urges readers to request literature from Hadium Anpliance Co at 730 Bradbury Building Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degnen
Hadium Appliance Co
Bradbury Building
Angeles
Calif
Francisco to be house guest of three matrons
Francisco heads to Lake Crescent as house guest of Mrs. Thomas Green, Mrs. Donald Hartzell, and Mrs. Josiah Towne for a two week visit. Railroading costs rise as locomotives that cost $25,000 before the war now exceed $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Mra
Thomas Green
Donald Hartzell
Josiah Towne
Lake Crescent
Fruit Salad Dressing Method and Abridged Quote
A vintage cooking instruction explains beating eggs with flour sugar lemon and fruit juice then cooking in a double boiler until thick. The passage ends with a provocative line about crimes and jail reflecting a political or social remark.
Doric Social Club and Seattle Groups Meet
A compilation of notices lists the Doric Social Club meeting with Mrs W J Steinert on July 15 at 2 pm, various Seattle society events including the Seattle Theosophical Society party on July 16, and numerous club gatherings with members and addresses across Seattle. Also notes a University of Washington dramatic art production on July 20 featuring Evelyn Owen and Grant Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Treat
Kitney Treat
Katharine Nacen
Margaret Chinn
Herbert Watrous
Ruth Pate
Sunset Club
Alexander McEwan
Misees McEwan
Hosta
Alton W. Leopard
Hesta
Mias Olive Leonard
Orthopedic Hospital
Virginia Merrill
Howor
Jane Peters
Henry Hroderick
Ensign Hall Downes
U. BN
Seattle Day Nursery
Frederick Bausman
Doric Social Club
Mra. W. J. Steinert
Woodlawn Park Ave
Seattle Theosophical Society
Theosophical Hall
Lyon Building
University of Washington
A. E. Thomas
Meany Hall
Glenn Hughes
Evelyn Owen
Seattle
Grant Merrill
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Easter Relief Meeting
The auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans will hold a relief event Thursday at noon at Mrs. Lilian Phelps home 458 North 36th. Take car No 19 or 27 and get off at Francis Street. All friends of the auxiliary are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Latham
Chicago
Latham
Washington
California
Mia. Latharm
National Convention of Business and Professional Women
Lulu M. Fairbanks
St. Paul
Mount Baker Park
Mount Baker
Madrona
Shields
Three Club
United Spanish War Veterans
Lilian Phelps
Francis St
Friends of the Auxiliary
Germany Faces Postwar Toll of Widows and Orphans
Germany today reports 520000 war widows 1130000 orphans and 300000 maimed or consumptives shaping the country’s struggle and recovery after conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
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Interlaken Guild
Beulah Mitchell
Mrs. Trimble
Jay S. Durand
Richard 8. Cox
Bight
Gertrude Horton
Nanette Church
Lan
J. M. Macedo Be
F. Pezet
United States
Mrs. Walker
Francis R. Singleton Hosta
Robert A. Walker
Glorius
William Charles Glorius
Louis
Rye Fuller
erritt-Lewis
Johanna Lewis
Port Angeles
Daugh
H. P. Bronson
Denton Merritt
Auburn
Wilson
Mrs. Merritt
Farranal
Catherine Clark
Spokane
Patrick Parnell Clark
Signor
F. A. Peet
Washington, D. C
Gordon T. Shaw
Charles Jones
Harry W. Hollis
Jones
Forrest Tucker
Walter Beals
P. A. Rovig
Harry W. Walthew
Yakima
Ralph Clark
Tacoma
San Pedro
England
Anna Thomson Milburn
Angela
Cecilia Weiss
Burlingame
Cal
Etta Mitchell
Jackson
Miss
San
Radium
Inez Sweek
John M. Sweek
James & Merrihew
Orpheum
Coats
Third Avenue
Inxsston
Eatonic
HC Clubrii
Women's Commercial Club
Elka’ Club
Social Whist Club of
Seattle Review No
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Alice Robertson
Aurora Ave
Sunshine Club of the Women of Mooseheart Legion
Catherine Magoon
27Th Ave
Daughters of St. George Daughters of St. George
Alexandria Lodge No
First Ave. Hall
C. FE
C. F
Madrona Park
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Foresters’ Hall
Firet Ave
Delta Gamma Mre
F. T. Satterford
1St Ave
Delta Gamma
John F. Miller
Seattle Business Girls’ Club
Columbia Cole
Boldt's
Jean McMorran
Jack Wright
Harold McClinton
Helen Archer
AU Revor
the Wilkes
Goodebye
the Great
United
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