Seattle social events highlight dances and dinners
A sequence of dinners and dances marks Seattle society life with Mrs Bunke and Miss Webster hosting at the Seattle Club, and Mrs Ristine and Mrs Jones giving a dinner. Guests include Mr Green, William McMill, Marshall Allan, and others. Moulin and Miss Lucile Johnston referenced. A luncheon at Frederick Nelson’s honors Miss Louise Sheard, with tea music by Florence Le e and Miss Ray. A Red Cross Jumble Shop dance and a Rainier club dinner honor Miss Alice Blood of Oakland. An Alaska picnic and a Lotus boat trip near Juneau are planned. Holland visitor Milo Hendrica Van der Filer attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Club
B. J.stubbs
Alice Blood
Oakland
E. Weldon Young
Clare
Farnsworth
Miss Blood
Holland
Seattle
Milo
Hendrica van der Filer
J.C. J. Kempees
Netherlands
Social visits and summer sojourns at local Country club
Personal Miss Adelaide Heilbron returns from New York to spend the summer with her mother at the Country club. Miss Hettie Webster and Mrs. H A Webster arrive from San Francisco to visit Dr. and Mrs. G B McCullough. The McCulloughs plan Wenatchee in the near term. Guests include Mrs. Marbury Somervell and daughter Jane, Mrs. Thomas Ruhm, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Martin and their son, Mr. James W. Black and Mr. Perry Swern head to Salt Lake City, and Judge and Mrs. Burke with Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Ireland visited at the Country club. Various families including the Kingsburys from New York and Mr. Keith Fisken, W A Peters Jr, and Col. John Hayden group gatherings. Mrs. Marion Ballinger Berghill of Washington, D C will visit next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunkeertain
H. A. Webster
Sanoo
Burke Ann
Seattle
Adelaide Heilbron
New York City
George H. Heilbron
Country Club
Hettie A. Webster
San Francisco
G. B. McCullough
Marbury Somervell
Jane
Thomas Ruhm
Daniel Kelleher
John A. Kingsbury
Marion Ballinger Berghill
Washington, D. C
John H
Dinner at Seattle Tennis Club Entertains Mr and Mrs Meld
Mr and Mrs C H Meld entertained at Mimmer Thursday evening at the Seattle Tennis Club with covers for seven. Red Cross Jumble Shop features Miss Thursa Causey and Miss Leonora Friedland performing piano numbers for Wednesday with Mrs Frederick B Brown as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Tennis Club
C. H. Meld
M@imner
Seattle
Red Cross Jumble Shop
Thursa Causey
Leonora Friedland
Red Cross
Frederick B. Brown
Recital by Mrs Louise Van Ogle on The Invisible Town
Mrs Louise Van Ogle will give a lecture recital on The Invisible Town of Kitech. The event is scheduled Wednesday at 4 o'clock in Meany Hall and torium is noted as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise van Ogle
Kitech
Meany Hall
Toriarm
Mixed Marriages Debate Attracts Letters To Miss Grey
Readers weigh in on interracial marriage and Japanese marrying whites, arguing love over race while criticizing racial restrictions. A Veteran of This War questions white disapproval and an anonymous J D Y defends Japanese partners amid labor and market tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
South
Pat
T. T
Red Cross
France
Germany
Mies Grey
San Fran
Janese
Long Trail From Early Bathing Suits to Modern One Piece
Discussion traces bathing suit evolution from heavy mohair outfits with petticoats to the current one piece design. Notes include past sleeves, bloomers, waist emphasis, silk hose and bathing shoes, and critique of fabric costs and water comfort.
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel Notes
Mrs James Leslie returns from a six week Southern California trip. The McLean and Freeman families begin a three week Southern California tour. Miss Pauline Smith of Everett attends a Seattle Tennis Club tea where Doris Ives announces her engagement. Miss Lethe McClure hosts Miss Mary Ireland of Sacramento before traveling to East Sound. W T Burwell moves from Norfolk to the Chatam New York hotel with visitors from Wenatchee joining A E Lawrence. Constance Phillips returns from a year in Boston. Henry C Hibbard and spouse motor to California. H C Fowler and family spend the summer at Crystal Springs. Frank Moulthrop moves to Maximilian apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Smith
Everett
Seattle
Doris Ives
Miss Ives
Club events and meetings listed for Wednesday
King County Humane Society plans a noon meeting at Bon Marche tea room in Seattle. Joan of Arc Club hosts an eight o'clock fete champetre on the St Theresa Home for Girls lawn. Signal Corps Auxiliary meets at the Armory at eight with 116th battalion veterans invited. Ballard Presbyterian Ladies' Aid at 2:30 in church annex and Tonia Social Club at 2 in Masonic temple. Forester hall hosts Lady Wagles' club with Mrs Thomas, Mrs Slater and Mrs Levi coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County Humane Society
Bon Marche Tea Room
Joan of Arc Club
St. Theresa Home
Signal Corps Auxiliary
116Th Signal Corps Battalion
Ballard Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ballard Presbyterian Church
Lady Wagles’ Club
Forester Hall
Thomas
Slater
Levi
Secret Beach Intrigue Builds as Stranger Suspiciously Approaches
In a tense scene on the Lorimer dock at dusk, Jo Bach lurks near rowboats and warns the narrator to stay quiet. He claims to have watched for hours and speaks of connections to Dr. Certeis and the employer. The air hints at peril as the night unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Mary Thomas
Jo Bach
Lorimer Dock
Certeis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Brainerd
Seattle Club
H. C. Ristine
T. A. D. Jones
Se- Test
Portland
Mr. Green
William McMil
Marshall Allan
Bill
Walter Donohoe
Gray
Leo Webb
Charles BE. Burnside
Tor
Kagansky
Long View
Lucile Johnston
Mase Sheela
Louise Sheard
Mitchell
Jonal Park Seminary
Doris Mitchell
Orthopedic
Woman's University Club
George R. Keith
Mrs. W
Edna
White Elephant Shop
Alice Preston Carr
Florence Lee
Miss Rayat
Addis
Emmett Addis
Louise Hayden
James Nugent
Marion Sowle
Dorothy Lindsay
Little White House
Lewis Schwager
White House
E. C. de Moss
H. C. Ewing
Willis Herr
Fred C. Fairley
Donald Barnes
Ray
Miss Watson
Helen Schwager
Helen Thompson
Eleanor Meinhert
Crete
Douglas Island
Alaska
Woodland Park
Cruise
Lotus
Maurice McMicken
Juneau
Alge
Florence Baker
Thomas A. Shanley
J. W. Mitchell
Frederick & Nelson's
Lawrence Martin
James W. Black
Perry Swern
Salt Lake City
Burke
Edward P. Ireland
William H. McEwan
Mr. St. Clair Dickinson
James Haight
Keith Fisken
W. A. Peters, Jr
W. A. Peters, Sr
Delaware
James D. Hoge
James R. Hayden
Fort Worden
John Hayden
George Rourke
George Noble Skinner
New York
Alo
Corn Products Refining Company P
Cynthia Grey
Annette Kellerman
Mack Sennett
Eastman
James Leslie
Southern
California
Roy A. McLean
JL. V. Freeman
R. EB. Small
Spokane
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Lethe McClure
Mary Ireland
Sacramento
East Sound
W. T. Burwell
Norfolk
Chatham Hotel
W. P. Cameron
I. E. Hutchinson
Wenatchee
A. E. Lawrence
Mies
Constance Phillips
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Henry C. Hibbard
Mrs. H. C. Fowler
Crystal Springs
Mrs
Frank Moulthrop
Maximilian Apartments
Clubyv
Tonia Social Club
Masonic Temple
Lorimer
Mary
Dr. Certeis
Fourth Avenue
University
W. H. Hahlo & Co
Second Ave
Pike
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