Wedding at Campbell Home Unites Miss Mary Campbell and James Clague
In Seattle, Miss Mary Campbell daughter of Mr. Campbell wed Mr James Wilson Clague at 8 30 with Rev M A Matthews officiating. Pink and white sweet peas decor adorned the Sun room as music by Prof W H Donley and songs by Miss Mabel accompanied the ceremony. The bridal party wore frocks in pink, shell, watermelon and lavender with bouquets of pink sweet peas. The matron of honor Mrs Walter ton wore orchid georgette. After a reception and a receiving line, the couple plan to live at home after August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Campbell
Mary Campbell
Campbell
James Wilson Clague
M. A. Matthews
W. H. Donley
Miss Mabel
Robert Bronson
Clague
Mary Burke
Cor. Hooper
Dorothy K
Hazel McMillan
Miss Burke
Miss Hooper
James
A. Wickersham
Marjorie
Myra Hibbard
Miss Donley
Helen Donley
Helen Wickersham
Informal Tea Honors Mrs Mearns at Camp Lewis Visit
A social invitation notes an informal tea for Mrs Mearns at her home on Wednesday August 3. The event compliments Robert Mearns of Col Mearns U S A who recently arrived at Camp Lewis. Invitations are limited to Mrs Frank Wilt and old school friends of Mrs Mearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearns
Frank T. Wilt
Robert Mearns
Ethel Brown
Col. Mearns
Camp Lewis
Mrs Collins Names Assistants for Tea at Sunset Club
Mrs John Collins hosts a tea at the Sunset club honoring Mrs Robert Ed Coontz wife of Admiral Robert Ed Coontz chief of naval operations with assistants including Mrs Eberle wife of Admiral Edward W Eberle and Mrs Hoogewerff wife of Rear Admiral J A Hoogewerff. Calling hours are 4 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collins
Sunset Club
Robert
Robert Ed. Coontz
Naval Opera
Eberle
Edward W. Eberle
Pacific Fleet
Mra.ewerft
J A. Hoogewerff
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Ansistiig
Richard Ballinger
A. H. Anderson
Manson
Mrs Coe Hosts Bridge Ties for Sister in Compliment
Mrs Harry Coe entertains guests at five bridge tables at her home in compliment to her sister-in-law Miss Frantzel Coe who will depart for China in August for a year. Mrs Herbert Coe and Miss Elsa Walsh assist in the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coe
Frantzel Coe
China
Herbert Coe
Elsa Walsh
James H. Kane
H. F. Macgregor
Duluth
Camille Mahoney
Walter EK. Galbraith
Cecile Mahoney Kane
George Steiner
George Rooke
Charles R. Castlen
Interior Decorators Line Up For Charity Ball
A list of organizers and assistants names the Misses and Mrs marked for the event. Helen Farrell Phoebe Tidmarsh plus Mrs Sullivan Stim son Mason and Farrell family are joined by Katherine Agen Kathleen Donohoe Dorothy Campbell Ellen Measer guiding a charity ball preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary
Helen Farrell
Phoebe Nell Tidmarsh
James Colbert Sullivan
Thornay Stimson
James Tate Mason
Charlies Farrell
Mier Katherine Agen
Kathleen Donohoe
Dorothy Campbell
Ellen Measer
Bridge Tea Aids Hosted by Mrs Turber Tuesday Afternoon
The ladies assisting Mrs C C Tur ber at the bridge tea will include Mrs Peter Wilson of Sacramento and Mrs J Claude Moore Mrs Albert I Bouffleur Mrs Edward Allen Duffy Mrs Joseph Grant and Mrs Hugh Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
C. C. Turber
Peter Wilson
Sacramento
J. Claude Moore
Albert I. Bouffleur
Edward Allen Duffy
Joseph Grant
Hugh Caldwell
Washington Park Tennis Club Opens Tea Season
The Washington Park Tennis club hosted its first tea of the season Saturday afternoon on the lawn at the home of Dr and Mrs H M Stryker. Guests included Mrs H M Stryker Mrs Ernest H Miss Miriam Youell Miss Ruth Price Miss Helen Stryker Miss Marion Wiley and little Eleanor MacAuley. Pouring were Miss Katherine Malloy and Mrs Winthrop P Hovey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park Tennis Club
H. M. Stryker
Ernest H
Miriam Youell
Ruth Price
Helen Stryker
Marion Wiley
Littl Eleanor MacAuley
Katherine Malloy
Winthrop P. Hovey
Wing Point hosts honor to Mr Harry Crane at summer home
Mr and Mrs Maurice Ray Mc Micken hosted a Saturday night reception at their Wing Point summer home for twelve guests in honor of Mr Harry Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Ray McMicken
Wing Point
Harry Crane
Local social notes record moves and visits across Seattle area
Personal items list residents traveling, hosting guests, and relocating. Charles Donohoe visits White Sulphur Springs. Howard and Kinne families move within city. Carman, Sumner, Litt, Garbett Ware and Armitrong families long and short trips. Olive Leonard hosts yacht party. Nelson, Gunderson, Englehart guests. Macklin and Keith family plans. Georgeson guests. Lukes family to Bainbridge. Griffiths at Whidby farm.
Club notices from Mercer Island and local gatherings
Woman's Century club trustees picnic at Mrs. Clay Phillips home on Mercer Island and Writers' Club reading at YWCA Erickson room at 2 p.m. Overseas club social at 404 13th Ave N clubhouse Tuesday evening. Pennsylvania Study Club elects new members at Volunteer park picnic. Gopher club picnic in Woodland Park Saturday July 30 with Minnesota attendees and provided coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Phillips
Woman's Century Club
Mercer Island
Lacchi Park
Overseas Club
13Th Ave. N
Pennsylvania
B. A. Noonan
M. Herr
Margaret Conover
Jennie Johnson
BE. C. Burna
Agnes Dyer
Lea Keating
Iala Donahoe
J. C. Blucher
Mary Howard
Pennsylvania Study Club
North End Progressive Club
Volunteer Park
Gopher Club
Woodland Park
Minesotans
Woman Fatally Struck by Auto Near Startup Road
Mrs Adolph Dick 35 of Everett sustained probable fatal injuries after being struck by a car driven by A L Diamond of Callahan Apartments Seattle on Sunday evening near Startup She lies in Everett hospital The article also notes the arrival of a new Japanese consul Hiroji Saito and his wife arriving with the Ori ental limited in Seattle to boost local interests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Adolph Dick
A. L. Diamond
Callahan Apartments
Seattle
Startup
Everett Hospital
Hiroji Saito
London
Oriental Limited
Neighbor’s testimonial on Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Mrs George Tegarden of Moundsville West Virginia says irregular periods and pain ceased after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She urges other young women with similar troubles to try the remedy and contact the company for health advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monandaville
W.va
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ar Amar
George Tegarden
Third Street
Moundsville
W. Va
Seattle Civic Symphony Plans Five Sunday Concerts
The Seattle Civic Symphony Orchestra announces five Sunday concerts this fall and winter. Founder Mme Engberg says the group will honor its pledge to feature Seattle players, local soloists, and, if possible, a local composition. Regular rehearsals resume in early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Civic Symphony Orchestra
Seattle
Mme. Engberg
Druggists to Convene in Seattle for State Association
Drugists will discuss their problems at the annual convention of the Washington State Pharmaceutical Association, opening in Seattle Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druggista
Washington State Pharmaceutical Association
Seattle
Irene Opens at the Metropolitan With Dale Winter Shine
Airy musical comedy Irene stars Dale Winter as O Dare with the song Alice Blue Gown. The production at Loew s Palace offers wholesome comedy and strong performances by Winter Irwin Delaney and others. Audience response was enthusiastic as the weeklong run began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Metropolitan
Dale Winter
Miss Winter
O'Dare
Long Island
Georgia Minstrels Open at Moore Theatre in Full House
The Georgia Minstrels played to a capacity audience at the Moore theatre on Sunday afternoon. The lively program included songs dances imitations hoop rolling ventriloquism and slack wire stunts. The standout number was the male quartet singing Angels which drew repeated encores. The show opened with a traditional minstrel gathering and rapid comedy gags. The end men received particular praise for their clever routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Minstrels
Moore Theatre
Kiwanis Club Meets Afloat on Battleship Tennessee
The Seattle Kiwanis Club holds its first meeting aboard the Tennessee on Tuesday at 1 p m. Members will participate in the standard Kiwanis program with music by the Tennessee band. Captain R H Leigh, commanding the Tennessee, serves as guest of honor and speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Seattle
Tuemiay
Tennessee
Tennessee Band
R. H. Leigh
New Cornish School Dedicated Tuesday
The Cornish School at Roy Street and Harvard Avenue will be formally dedicated Tuesday night marking seven years since Minas Cornish opened the school with two rooms and 12 students. Now with 1000 plus art students, renowned teachers, a Little Theatre and a major repertory company, the event features performances and addresses by notable artists and Dr. H. H. Gowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cornish
Cornish
Roy St
Harvard Ave
Mise Nellie Cornish
Minas Cornish
Artista
Arta
Beattie
Ita
East
Panista
Seattle
The
Little Theatre
Tachaikowsky
Boyd Wells
Francis J. Armatrong
George Kirchner
W. A. Ma
Cynthia Grey Answers on Time and Other Short Questions
A page features Cynthia Grey discussing time management and burden, followed by a Q and A section answering reader questions on topics from Japanese population in Hawaii to the largest amphitheatre and prohibition enforcement costs, with brief practical notes. The column cites names and figures such as George Wood Wingate, Queen Elizabeth, and varying population numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Cynthia
Hawaii
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle Society
Miss Campbell
Mr. Clague
Mrs. Collins
Miss Coe
Walter James Ward
Ann Agnew
Rt Gillespie
Ira Agnew
Port
Miss Agnew
Invita
Mrs. Ralf Douglass Baker
St. Barnabas’ Chapel
Charlotte Mann
Edwin O. Mann
Ralf Douglass Baker
M. P. Kirkpatrick
Bushnell Studio
Charles Donohoe
White Sulphur Springs
Mont. Agd
Howard Kinne
E. Republican St
Hunter Bird
Harry Sumner
Valparaiso
Charlies W. Litt
Charmalea
37Th Ave
Dean George Garbett Ware
Olive Leonard
Alton W. Leonard
Leonard
Virginia Merrill
Virginia Sheahan
John Ryan
Jack Brinkley
Russell Perkins
C. A. Nelson
Cheeter Gunderson
Portland, Ore
George Englehart
Portland
W. B. Biggar
Stewart Macklin
Lieut. Macklin
William Chester Keith
Robert P. Greer
Marie
Charlotte
California
Fred Everett
Macklin
Valdamar Georgeson
Kennewick, Waah
Don H. Palmer
Mrs. Georgeson
Mrs. Palmer
Joseph B. Lukes
Bainbridge Island
Mrs
Stanley Griffith
Whidby Island
Writers’ Cab
Florence D. McKinley
Ey Archeson
A. & Rayner
Writers’ Club
Erickson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Seattle Gymnastic Society
Alki Beach
Phon Beacon
Palace Hip
Loew's Palace
Charlies Gibbs
Echo Valley
Billy Link
Dorothy Phillips
Jack
Eva Arnold
Jack de Albert
Francis Morton
Elaine Hammerstein
Margaret Kirby
Capacity House
H. H. Gowen
Ceer
Ian
Fellies
Link An Illips
Eve Arnold
de Albert
Kirby
Dizie Four
Dorothy Morrie & Co
Pantser-Byiva
Gua Elmore
Esther
Mata
Wilkes
Matoner
Tuno Gu
Jane Cowl
Matinee
Alice
Elliott
Wr Paes
Elliot
Smilin
Ralph
Coliseum
Rome
T. George Wood Wingate
Susan
Elizabeth of
Expland
United States
Prohibition Enforcement Division
Washington, D. C
General Pershing
Grey
Star Office
Miss Grey
United Ee
George Washington
A. Great
Wm. T. Sherman
Peyton
C. March
Tasker H. Bliss
Aberdeen-Angus
Gallowey
Hereford
Bhorthorn
Bill
Mary
Fuzzy Wuzzy Rug Co
Phone Capitel
Wrigleys
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