Seattle Society Wed in Summer Chapel Ceremony
Miss Charlotte Mann daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Mann wed Ensign Ralf Doug lass Baker U S N son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Baker of Napoleonville La Rev Herbert H Gowen officiated at St Barnabas chapel The ceremony featured summer blossoms pink roses and ornate attire The bridal party included ushers lieutenants and ensigns while Attle Jane Denney and maid Mil dred Miller assisted The bride escorted by her father wore ivory crepe with crystal beads and orange blossoms A reception at the Mann home followed with pink and white decor and a lavish punch table The couple planned a short wedding trip before heading to San Francisco with several out of town guests in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Barnabas Chapel
Charlotte Mann
Edwin Mann
Ralf Douglass Baker
U. S
California
Robert Lee Baker
Napoleonville
Herbert H. Gowen
Frank Hanafee
Allan Flags
H. D. Clarke
William Ludlow
H. 8. Woodman
John Curtin
McKinnon
H. H. McLean
Dainty Attle Jane Denney
Robert Grant Denney
Harry Fisher
Tacoma
Mildred Miller
Dorothy Green
Frank Roschach
Dean Johnson
and Vaughn Morrill
George Litmann
Social Calendar Highlights Naval and Civic Figures
A flurry of cordial gatherings fills Seattle social pages with honors for Admiral Eberle and Mrs. Eberle at an inner party and for Commander Beauregard of the Tennessee. Mrs. Foster hosts picnics and luncheons while Mrs. Hall and Mr. Trimble entertain friends at summer events. Lectures include a mid summer dance at Seattle Golf and Country Club and a bridge afternoon honoring Miss Clementine Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Meares
Admiral W. Eberle
Eberle
Beauregard
U. S. S. Tennessee
Mrs. Hall
John Lee Hall
Seattle Golf and Country Club
William Pitt Trimbie
Sunset Club
Edward W. Eberle
Admiral Eberle
George Duncan
Gen. Duncan
Camp Lewis
Foster
Samuel H. Hedges
Walter F. Foster
San Francisco
Tea and Surprise Shower Celebrates August Bride
Miss Esperance Lipaky, an August bride, was honored with a tea and surprise shower hosted by Mrs. C. L. Tedford and daughter Miss Luite Tedford at their home. Pink and white roses decorated the living room while yellow and white enhanced the dining area. Mrs. Frederick Treble and Mrs. Arthur Stretch presided. gifts were arranged on a cart covered in Dorothy Perking roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pteday Mra
C. L. Tedford
Luite Tedford
Esperance Lipaky
Alexander Robertson
William Hatheworth
Frederick Treble
Arthur Stretch
Dorothy
Little Ann Shorett
Ute Gordon Haynes
Mrs Minor C Lile Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Miss Clementine Walter
Mrs Minor C Lile will entertain with an informal bridge luncheon Tuesday afternoon July 26 at her home on Federal avenue in compliment to Miss Clementine Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Minor
C. Lile
Federal Ave
Clementine Walter
Maude Schuster Weds Hugo A Keneck at Russell Home
Miss Maude Schuster married Hugo A Keneck of Butte Montana yesterday at the Russell residence. Rev W R Sawhill conducted the ceremony under a floral canopy. Out of town guests included Mrs R B Law of Milwaukee and Mr and Mrs David Hume of Union Mills Washington. The couple planned a six week honeymoon through Canada and the East before settling in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Schuster
Hugo A. Keneck
Butte
Mont
R. L. Russell
W. RR. Sawhill
David Hume
Lorna Leonard
Lucile Wilhelm
Duveryn
Marie Schuster
Marjorie Bracklund
Mrs. Kenck
Knickerbocker Club Dance at Leschi Pavilion Saturday
The Knickerbocker club will entertain with a dance at Leschi pavilion on Saturday evening. Ellis and friends are invited. The event is in charge of Mr. Traff Huteson II, Mr. Willard Chance, Mr. Stephen Haynes and Mr. Justin Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Club
Leschi Pavillon
Ellis
Tttle
Traff Huteson II
Willard Chance
Stephen Haynes
Justin Haynes
Social Guests and Travel Plans Across Northwest
Personal notices list Mrs. Edward C. Kinsel and companions touring Oregon and California before returning to Detroit. Other readers arrive for visits in Laurelhurst, Lake Chelan, and Yakima while many plan motor trips to Mount Rainier and Mount Shasta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Kinsel
Mies Eben Kinsel
John Boydell
William
Kinsel
Laurelhurst
Oregon
California
Detroit
Midh
Dice
Local residents make moving and travel updates
Kane, guest of Mr and Mrs Harold Spiledel, will leave Friday for home. Miss Ethel Phillips sails on the S S President for an extended visit to relatives in San Francisco Alameda and Los Angeles. Col Henry Smith of India, who stayed with Dr and Mrs Frederick Bentley last week, departed on Monday. Mr and Mrs G B Butterworth have moved to 2015 23rd Ave North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Mrs. Harold Spiledel
Ethel Phillips
S. S. President
San Francisco
Alameda
Los Angeles
Col
Henry Smith
India
Frederick Bentley
Coconut Cream Candy Recipe Instructions
Mix one and a half pounds of sugar with half a cup of milk or cream. Boil until the mixture threads. Remove from stove and stir in one grated coconut. Pour on buttered ting to cool. Flavoring may be added with the coconut if desired. Package coconut may be used, but the other in a better candy medium.
Milk polish for patent leather shoes
Milk helps patent leather shoes shine and last longer. Clean dust from the shoes then rub with a cloth dampened with milk to polish and preserve the leather.
Pretty Arms Use Olive Oil Bandages On Elbow
A Home remedy claims wrapping the elbow with bandages soaked in olive oil overnight can fatten the arm and smooth a rough elbow. The method appears described as an old practice for cosmetic improvement.
Demosthenes Taught Oration by Pebble Technique
The ancient Greek orator Demosthenes reportedly trained his speech by speaking with pebbles held in his mouth to correct a stammer. This method aimed to strengthen articulation and breath control during public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demosthenes
Clubs Hold Friday Picnics and Meetings Across City
The Adele Mielde Parliamentary Procedure club shifts its annual picnic to Woodland Park this Friday inviting all members and friends. Native Daughters of Washington Princess Angeline No. 1 meet Miss Nellie Hians at Hotel Wishard at 7:45 p.m. The Woman's Century club art department hosts a basket picnic at Volunteer Park with lunch at noon and members bring their own serving ware. Miss Anna Doyle of the Public Health Service lectures on Social Hygiene at the university all week, followed by a picnic supper on campus for Miss Doyle with reservations via Grace Harrington at the Red Cross. The Washington Boulevard W C T U meets in the chapel at 1st and Madison on Friday at 2 p.m with a Child Welfare program to follow. visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alki Beach
Adele M. Mielde
Woodland Park
Native Daughters of
Washington
Princess Angeline Parlor No. 1
Nefiie Hians
Hotel Wishard
Art Department
Woman's Century Club
Volunteer Park
Anna Doyle
United States Public Health Service
Washington State Organization of Public Health
Norsea
Washington Boulevard
W. C
Convention News at National Federation of Business Women Meet
Dr Aurelia Henry Reinhardt Mills College president reports eight million American women in gainful work. Half are teachers and seven percent secretaries. 1,600 are law graduates. Lena Lake Forrest urges better education for business women and full acceptance of equal suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clube
Cleveland
Aurelia Henry Reinhardt
Mills College
Oakland
Cal
United States
Lena Lake Forrest
Detroit
al Buldes
Shells of ems stay intact when briefly wet before boiling
A brief rinse in cold water keeps the shells from cracking when placed in a pan to boil, suggesting moisture lowers the likelihood of rupture during cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ems
A Little Light on Second Ave Dances and Daring
An reader letter from Seattle analyzes dance culture and dating, noting about 20 well dressed women, 60 doubtfuls, and 200 with heavy makeup. The writer critiques male behavior at dances, urges restraint, and proposes forming a YWCA women’s club to vet suitors and reduce misadventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grey
Second Ave
Seattle
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Seattle W Society
Mrs. Trimble
Joseph Blethen
Three Tree Point
Walter R. Hamilton
Baltimore, Md
Robert B. Walk
Miss Walter
E. J. Carpenter
Allen
EB. J. Cyr
Yakima
Glenn M. Owens
Arthur B. Furner
Philadelphia
Crawford Moore
Lake Chelan
Ralston Cunningham
John Guar
Honolulu
Chester Dawson
Elizabeth Dawson
Mountain Creek
Mount Rainier
Dr. and
Mra. J. F. Wagner
Lincoln Beach
W. Vaughan Tanner
E. Madison Et
14Th Ave. N
Mra. J. I. Mohindra
George Max Esterly
Waldo, Ore
Emil Henry Miler
Albert Charles Phillips
Port Townsend
Catherine Niblock
M. K. Norton
H. J. Phelps
Ellensburg
Norton
Helen Bolster
New York
Columbia University
University of Washington
Bolster
Denny- Blaine Park
Fred Everett
Edinburgh
Scotland
Fiverett
Ellen Messer
Hortense Green
Jane Perkins
Emily Jerome
Blair Foster
William McMillan
Lucius Hofius
Clarke Hamlin
Harry B. Messer
Monte Cristo
Josephine Vincent
Spo
Edward E. Shenberg
E. E. Shenberg
James & Merrihew
G. B. Butterworth
23Rd Ave. N
Women’s Wear
Second & Union
Cynthia Grey
Argufe
Y.W. C A
O. K
Blue
Alki
Woodland
Key Street
Harvard
Maurice Browne
Ellen van Volken Burg
PHIL
Price
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
U.S.A
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