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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1922
Page
13
Social notes report multiple bridge luncheons and teas honoring visiting ladies from Chicago Berkeley and Pasadena. Attendees hostesses include Mrs George W Solftay Mrs Charles Dressler Murphy and Mrs B E Holmes with arrangements at homes and the Country Club. Guests and local club members attend tea salutes and bridge groups through midweek July events.
Local clubs announce meetings and events across July including Mra I L Van Brocklin hosts July 18 at 2 PM, Ladies of the Maccabees July 14 at 1 90, General George Washington Circle luncheon July 18, Capitol Hill WCTU July 18, The Coterie Club annual picnic July 18, and other gatherings at Rolling Bay Galbraith dock and various halls. Seattle lodges hold whist July 14 with 9 PM start. Delta Chi Mothers Club meets July 16 at 1 PM.
Mrs Adrienne Langer Marcovich presents advanced piano pupils in a recital at Mrs Bruce Collins home. Program includes Ballade Op 44 Marie Morgan te Pilea Concert Etude Op 24 MacDowell Grace Harrie March Bulte in G Minor Op 169 To a Water Lily Liebestraume Rhapsodie No 14 with performers Nettie Murphy John Graham Martha Moore and others.
A column-like reflection on women, fashion, and beauty across cultures, tracing Eve and garden imagery. It cites a 42-year-old bachelor’s quip about modern society, then muses on intellect and loneliness, ending with a note of returning tomorrow.
Mrs Robert Moen hosted a Thursday afternoon luncheon at her home to honor her house guest Miss Margaret Scott of Vancouver, B C.
Real Worker Dot Brown a 16 year old Washington D C schoolgirl is noted as the youngest active charity campaigner in the United States. When not studying she writes letters soliciting funds for the Prisoners Relief Society aiding ex convicts.
Dr. Joseph Colt Bloodgood of Baltimore, renowned cancer specialist, will lecture on cancer cures and diagnosis twice at Frederick Nelsons store Wednesday at 3 p.m. The talks are part of the University of Washington medical extension course.
The Star and Anderson Supply Co. invite entries for a photo contest of the Wayfarer flock in Woodland Park. Submissions must show pastoral biblical scenes with a glossy black finish and reach Kodak Editor, with prizes totaling 76 in cash and merchandise including 15, 13.50 value camera, 10, 7.50, 5 cash prizes, en larging services, and 20 additional $1 awards.
A report notes 1 348 American students are studying across various French universities. The figures highlight growing educational exchange and bilateral ties between the United States and France.
On the Pacific highway at Des Moines a Sunday ceremony dedicated two memorial elms in memory of World War I heroes. The honored soldiers were Al Edson and Grant Mead Cottenhaugh, sons of local residents, with the event noting family ties to Riverside Drive and Gothardt Avenue addresses.
Norwegian explorers assert that the European continent stretched much farther north than previously thought reaching Nova Zembia. The finding challenges conventional maps and suggests a historic Arctic landmass outline extending near the Arctic archipelago.
A humorous exchange about jury duty turns into a breezy domestic ad style note. Nell frets about clothing while John urges focus on the case. Nell mentions buying a navy tricotine suit at Cherry's on credit with monthly payments.
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