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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1922

Page

4

Formal Dance Teases Olympia Mansion Honor Guests

Invitations issued for a formal dance Saturday night July 29 at the Olympia mansion honoring Miss Hope Summers daughter of U S Congressman John W Summers. About two hundred guests include Miss Doreen Kennedy Gwendolyn Newlove and others from Seattle Walla Walla and Tacoma.

Lou Blla Hart Louis Wart Hart Olympia Hope Summers United States John W. Summers Sum Walla Walla University of Washington Doreen Kennedy Gwendolyn Newlove Mar Terry Bernice Kennedy Catherine Sc

Informal Dances for Naval Officers and Guests

Misa Lurline Brown hosts an informal dance Thursday evening at the Pantages houseboat Aloha to compliment twenty naval officers from Puget Sound. Mrs Brawley plans a large dinner honoring Dr and Mrs Crowther with a Thursday evening event at her residence. Delta Zeta alumnae host a Thursday tea 3 to 5 p.m. at Mrs Swendsen's home for Esther Campbell visiting from Valero California. Mrs EK W Campbell attends with Miss Helen Schumacher.

Misa Lurline Brown Alexander Pantages Aloha Puget i Delta Zeta Harold G. Swendsen Ralph Allen Esther Campbell Valero Cal EK. W. Campbell Helen Schumacher

Tea Honors Mrs. Crowther at First Methodist Tea

The Ladies Aid of the First Methodist Episcopal church hosted an afternoon tea at Mrs. Frank Gardner’s home to honor Mrs. James E. Crowther. Garlands and punch were arranged by local leaders and Quannatut Campfire Girls assisted alongside Holy. Phil lips and Ralph Graham Phillips of Chicago announced the engagement of Olive Jones Whitner, daughter of the late Colonel Charles J. Jones, to Lieutenant Colonel C. A. Beaone now stationed in Washington D C formerly in Seattle.

Ladies’ Aid Society First Methodial Episcopal Church Frank Gardner James E. Crowther Gertrude Brawley Jonsephine Atwood FE. M. Randall J. H. Lyon T. A. LaVake Ralph Magee A. BS. Elford Punch May Randall Grace ‘Weaver Ralph Graham Phillips Chicago Olive Jones Whitner Charles J. Jones Jones C. A. Beaone Washington, D. C Seattle

Social calendar highlights July events and weddings

July events listed include teas and entertainments hosted by Mrs. Tieke, Mrs. Arthur Pease, Mrs. John Colfina, and others. Shows and showers honor Miss Louie Heart, Miss Florence Annable, Miss Kathryn Bye re, and Miss Eva Engetrom. A Laurelhurst Guild lawn fete and a July wedding are also noted.

Wernesday Mies Marein Herger Mies Katherine Miller Mies Loulee Bhritch Tieke Mille Bridge Rex Stafford Tehateelus Nerris Oreges New York Mita Anne Paege San Francisco Arthur Pease Louie Hhriteh John Colfina Rdwart W Bberte Prancie Johnston Florence Annable Robert Allen Jessie Clapp Nest Ben-jamin Groseoup J. HM. Breedels Uelleluh Charlotte Dreedel Lawrence Rieedel Mreed Mere A. D Weinwright Algust T. L. Crouley Eleek Mise Kathryn Eugene Hodges Pound

Luncheon Hostesses Share Social Bridge Party Notes

Mrs Richard O Shea hosted a twelve cover luncheon at her summer home across Lake Washington Tuesday afternoon. Mrs David Vaughn Dor othy Zweck visiting Seattle with Lieutenant Vaughn. Mrs W H Humason entertained Tuesday with a bridge luncheon at her Brown Caseell apartment.

Richard O'Shea Lake Washington Bridge David Vaughn Dorothy Zweck Vaughn Seattle W. H. Humason Brown-Caseell

Entertains at Summer Home on Hood Canal

Mrs. Helen R. Holt hosted a Wednesday bridge party at her daughter’s Hood Canal summer home, honoring Mrs. W. F. Denna of Coronado California. Guests included Mrs. Read, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Hulton, Mrs. Rothechield, Miss Shovan, and Mrs. Ah mon, all staying at Alderbrook.

Helen R. Holt Bridge Hood Canal W. F. Denna Coronado Cal Mra H. EF. ‘Read Mra. H. Ball Hoquiam Mra. C. MH. Hulton Seattle Leo Rothechield Maude Shovan Dryad FE. R. Ahmon Alderbrook

Local society notes list summer plans and arrivals

Personal and Mrs. Pierre J Frein plan to occupy their Lake Crescent summer home until October. Mise Blanche Martin visits Mise Barbara Potter on Ninth Ave West. Several couples return from Vancouver Island trip. Birth announced Logan Davis July 21 Seattle General Hospital. Families relocate to summer homes Inglesea near Three Tree Point and 1944 15th Ave North.

Pierre J. Frein Mina Alice Frein Lake Crescent Mise Blanche Martin Vancouver B. C Mise Barbara Potter Ninth Ave. W Lester Turner, Jr Logan Davis Seattle General Hospital Mrs. B. C. Beck Inglesea Three-Tree Point

Mercy crew and ship life on the hospital ship Mercy

A vivid tour of the Mercy reveals its quiet antiseptic atmosphere and its lack of a mascot while detailing officers from Captain Cyrus W. Cole to Ensign Satelli W. Hanns and the extensive Medical Corps including Commander Karl Ohnererg and Lt Commander Curtis Munger. The piece notes parties occur rarely, trophies none, and praises Chaplain William T. Hott for spiritual and library duties aboard the ship.

Tala Ma Petite Navy Parfaitement Nick Mercy Altho Cyrua W. Cole Ralph HK. Stewart Raymondl. Drake Delle Greenwell Charles A. Kirtley U. Bon George MH. Turner O. Hanson Satelli W. Hanns U. 8 N. Buch Hi'este le Paramount Kart Ohnererg Curtis B. Munger Lucius W. Johnson Clyde B. Camerer M. C John J.o'malley M. CU Medien James IL. Brown Louis H. Wilbaine R. C. Fattere KR. W W. Hutchinesen M.C. U. BN Liewtenant FP. Krumimes Bootenait Felix M. Kelley Carpenter C Mercyr Parfaitement

Notes on Local Travel and Guests at Wash ington Annex

The item lists several local residents and visitors. Mr and Mrs Edward J Campav and son Edward left for Seaside Oregon for a trip until August 15. Mrs Sterria, wife of Ensign James Harris, U S N, revisits Ming Flavia Reid. Miss Marianne King arrives from San Francisco to summer with her parents. Miss Vernita Sweren recently in Europe sails from England July 22. Mr Paul Pierre McNeely leaves for San Francisco and other California cities then plans Grand Canyon Kansas City Chicago and Eastern points, returning to Seattle via Glacier National Park around September 1.

Edward J. Campav Edward Seaside Ore Paul Pierre McNeely H. F. Alexander San Francisco California Grand Canyon Kansas City Seattle Glacier National Park

Clubs and gatherings on Thursday July 27 in Seattle area

A series of meetings and events on Thursday July 27 include Beattie Day Nursery in the club rooms at 302 Broadway, a Former Montana Residents picnic at Woodland Park, Seattle Review No 8 and W B A of the Maccabees meeting at Ninth Ave hall, Seattle Associated Public Stenographers outing to the Atlanta steamer with a picnic lunch at Leecht Park, Beattie Chapter 95 in the Masonic temple Corinthian room with initiation, Fortson Thygesen auxiliary at Veterans Hall, Princess Angeline parlor 2 meeting August 4, and Elite Rebekah Lodge card party in Odd Fellows hall back coast.

Beattie Day Nursery Heattie Day Nursery Broadway Montana Woodland Park Missoula Seattle Review Heattie Review W. B Seattle Associated Public Stenographers Atlanta Marion St Canal and Canal Locks Lake Union Lake Washington Leecht Park Yesler Beattie C. EB Corinthian Room Masonic Temple Va Gill Grand Adah Fortson Thygesen Fortson-Thygesen W. Ve Veterans’ Hall Armory Native Daughters of Washington Princess Angeline Parlor Sp. m W. CA Fifth Rebekah Lodge Ville Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows

West Seattle clubs plan gatherings and events

West Seattle Review notes the W. B. A. Sewing Circle meets at Mrs. William Willard’s home 3240 41st Ave SW Friday July 28. The Mateasu Guard Club hosts a picnic supper and dance Friday July 28 at Mrs. Charles Dignan’s home 3446 Bird Ave B W. Highland Park PT A holds a special meeting Tuesday August 1 at Mrs. G. W. Eaton’s 2645 Ninth Ave B W. Social Score Club hosts a picnic Friday July 28, boat departs 10:30 a m from Lamont Park.

West Beattle Review Macecateeeewing Circle Mra William Willard 41St Ave Atlhem Hatasu Mateasu Guard Club Charles Dignan Ird Ave B. W Highland Park P.T. A. Highland Park PT. A. Iil Social Boore Club Hillcrest Lament Park

Parasol Trends Highlight Marian Hale Designs

A wide range of parasols by Marian Hale dominate the season with new sports models in crepe and satin, seamless canopies, and ribbon-edge finishes. Features include tulip carved handles, ribbon bracelets, and color pairings like navy blue with white skirts, green with pink gowns, and delicate Nile green georgette options.

Harmony

Police Arrest Man in Home Brew Room

Phillips, 44, was arrested Tuesday in Mt. Time apartments after officers found a tub of beer and empty bottles across rooms. About 100 pints and quarts were destroyed or kept as evidence, the occupant faced charges in city jail.

Phillips Tuewlay Mt. Kime Tee

Snowplow Moved to Repair in Philadelphia Day

In Philadelphia on July 21 a snowplow was being moved for repair after a malfunction. The brief incident occurred amid routine city operations with no injuries reported.

Philadelphia

Medina blaze destroys Lyons chicken ranch

Fire on Medina Lake Washington ranch wipes out Carl T. Lyons holdings including 1500 chickens, large quantities of feed and eggs. All buildings burned. estimated loss set at 5000 dollars. Authorities noted Wayfarer patrons drew attention as flames spread.

Wayfarer Carl T. Lyons Medina Lake Washington

Witbank Widow Boasts She Never Saw A Movie

Mrs Lettie G Witbank of Georgetown Delaware recently died and reportedly boasted she never ate an egg nor attended a theater, reflecting a peculiar lifestyle claim from the deceased.

Georgetown Del Lettie G. Witbank Eus

Noted Preacher to Give Address Here

Rev. William J. Johnson a reformer author and lecturer will speak on Our National and Moral Welfare at Woodland Park Presbyterian Church North 70th and Palatine Ave at 11 a m Sunday.

William J. Johnson

Roy Hurt Faces Rival Gangs In Juvenile Battle

Sidney Thorson, 16, suffers a broken arm after a free for all fight between two juvenile gangs near First Ave. The incident highlights juvenile violence in the neighborhood as authorities investigate the clash and its aftermath.

Roy Sidney Thorson

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