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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1919

Page

23

Angular Rainier club luncheon for Miss Lilly and Miss Sun

Miss Evelyn Lane hosted a luncheon at the Rainier club in honor of Miss Marion Lilly and Miss Louise Sun of Springfield Ohio. Guests included Miss Virginia Dutton Miss Margery Campbell and others with pink sweet peas as a centerpiece and corsages for attendees.

Evelyn Lane Rainier Club Marion Lilly Louise Sun Springfield Ohio Miss Lilly Virginia Dutton Margery Campbell St. Joseph Donna Lane Marion Lane

Dress and Social Style Guide Emphasizes Attire's Power

The article argues that dress shapes attraction, urging women to dress appropriately for their station and occasion. It notes beauty is relative, frames complete outfits, and warns against following trends. It also lists social engagements and visits, naming several individuals and locations in a period-typical society column.

Curse of the U-Boat Pearls Claims Another

A tug captain recalls how Mary Thomas perished retrieving pearls cursed by a sunken treasure. The girl, known as Tiny’s ally, dies below deck while a second parcel of jewels remains lost with the Hohenzollern gems still at the sea bottom.

Tiny Mary Thomas Mary

Local Socials Highlight Weekend House Parties

Mrs Poe White hosts dinner Saturday welcoming visiting relatives and friends. Eight guests join at the home of Mr and Mrs Campbell Kelleher for weekend at the Country club. Lois Reynolds and Mary Dudley Walliss Dorothy Ewing attend from local social set. Debutantes plan luncheons and teas at the Tennis and Golf clubs with several gatherings and a Dutch treat table.

Campbell Kelleher Daniel Lois Reynolds

Body of Edward Carter to be shipped for interment

The body of Edward Carter who died on the Oregon Washington tracks near Argo Tuesday will be shipped to Carrollton Missouri for interment.

Edward Carter Oregon-Washington Argo Carrollton

Social notes celebrate visiting guests and events in Seattle

Compliments to Dr Emma Maki Wickstron of Portland mark a week in Seattle as guest. Dr Helen Babcock hosts luncheon at Frederick & Nelson's and entertains at home with Dr Wickstron and guest. Weekend at Ocean Beach noted with Miss Rowena Washburn and Miss Clara Emory hosting dances near Lake Washington. A variety of musical performances and society teas follow at White Elephant Shop and Women’s University Club. A dinner honors Miss Florence Baker and Capt Thomas A Shawley ahead of their wedding. Lieut Charles Emmett Wilkins and Mrs Lucile Tearson welcome a son.

Frederick Bausman Seattle W. G. Hall Bausman James H. Calvert A. H. Anderson G. A. C. Rochester D. E. Skinner Broussais C. Beck Keith Logan Bullitt Jane F Emma Maki Wickstron Portland Helen Babcock Frederick & Nelson's Wickstron Babcock Ocean Beach Rowena Washburn New York Clara Emory Hertford Lake Washington Co. K. Poe

Local residents plan travels and visits for summer

Mrs H I Ostrander and daughter Catherine along with Mrs Phillips Morrison and daughter Betty depart for Spokane to meet relatives and tour Yellowstone Park for two to three weeks. Others visit Mount Rainier Lake Crescent South Beach and Yellowstone while several families relocate to summer homes in Harble Harbor and Seattle area.

H. I. Ostrander Catherine Phillips Morrison Betty Spokane Mr. Ostrander Mr. Morrison Yellowstone Park

Dear Miss Grey Readers Respond To High Cost Of Living

A collection of letters to Miss Grey covers living downtown on a budget, adapting to circumstances, and family finances. A reader criticizes comfort claims, another shares home cleaning tips using gasoline, and others ask about woolen blankets care and race law curiosities.

Miss Grey Jack John

Dog Portrait Bequeaths Funds For Scottish Galleries

Jas C. Smith leaves 361780 dollars to the Scottish National Galleries trustees. Conditioned that his oil painting of his dog Callum with a dead rat is hung in a prominent place. Funds to buy pictures and art. 1.25 a week for each dog’s keep.

London Jas. C. Smith Scottish National Galleries Callum

Woman Ridicules Rival Who Lacks Husband Admiration

A perceptive line notes a woman's disdain for another who does not admire her husband, equating it to disdain for one who does. The remark highlights social norms about marital admiration and female rivals in intimate circles.

Smith

Club Women Picnic Trips Set by Local Groups

Club Women Democratic Club plans a morning picnic at Mrs A B Robinson's Roll ing Bay home with boats from Pier 3 at 9 am and return by 4 30 pm. Sorosis Club hosts a picnic at Mrs A H Grout's Pleasant Beach home with steamer options Reeves or Florence K from Galbraith dock at 10 am. Kappa Kappa Gamma hosts a drop in luncheon at Women's University Club with reservations via Anne Holmes Kenwood 876 by Friday noon. Overseas Club hosts an old country smoker at 404 18th Ave N Saturday 8 to 11 pm inviting members and friends.

A. B. Robinson Rolling Bay Women's Democratic Club Pier 3 Sorosis Club A. H. Grout Pleasant Beach Reeves Florence K Galbraith Dock Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Women's University Club Anne Holmes Kenwood Overseas Club 18Th Ave. N

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