Seattle Society Hosts Luncheon Teas and Socials
Mrs. Alexander MeeWan hosted a luncheon at the Rainier club in honor of Mrs. Francis Hell with roses as a center. Guests later attended tea at the Sun Ger club for Mrs. Robert Coonts, Mrs. Edward Eberle, and Mrs. John Hoogewerff. Mrs. Ralph Kenman gave a pretty tea at her home with sweet peas and a table centerpiece. Mrs. M. Ross Downs plans a tea at her home on Wednesday August 3 with elaborate arrangements and a long list of assistants and presiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander F. Meewan
Rainier Club
Francis Hell
Sam
John Collins
Sunger Club
Robert Coonts
Edward Eberle
John A. Hoogewerff
H. Hilaman
Atlanta
Ralph Kenman
William W. Stevenson
Claude Phildrick
William H. Bogle
Richard Vaughn
Hazel Allen
Marga. Davidson
Mabel Dow
Fan Kennan
M. Ross Downs
John H Perry
New York
Farwell Putman Lilly
John Sheahan
Albert Charlee Phillips
Corwin Eberting
John Loor Locke
Kathleen Donahoe
Betsy Booth
Claire Stoltenberg
Mildred Lewis
Charlies Claude Thompson
Harry Glenn Stibbs
Seattle Golf and Country Club
Lloyd Maxwell
Chicago
Washington
Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Engagements
Mrs Alexander B Stewart hosts luncheon at Highlands Friday afternoon meeting Miss Mary Struve guest of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Frederic Struve. Mrs Peabody hosts complimenting Miss Helen Farrell and Miss Phoebe Nell Tidmarsh at prettily served table with golden daisies centerpiece. Engagement announced for Mary Oakes Atwood Eaton to Harold James Bower. wedding date not set. Invitations issued for Esperance Georgia Lipsky to George Clark Cham berl in St Johns Parish West Seattle. Amy C Thornberg marries John List Morrison at Madison Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander B. Stewart
the Highlands
Mary Struve
Frederic Struve
Mrs. Peabody
Helen Farrell
Phoebe Nell Tidmarsh
Fternoon
James Colbert Sullivan
Thomas Stimson
James Tate Mason
Charles Farrell
Katherine Agen
Kathleen Donohue
Dorothy Campbell
Ellen Messer
Charlies H. Worboys
Helen Monfort
John Henry O'Neil
First Baptist Church
Frank Demoth Eaton
New York
Mary Oakes Atwood Eaton
Harold James Bower
J. R. Bower
Seattle
Bower
Arthur W. Lipsky
Esperance Georgia
George Clark Chamberlin
Maurice J. Bywater
St. John's Parish Church
West Seatfe
Miss Thornberg
Amy C. Thornbers
E. H. Thornberg
John List Morrison
J. R. Morrison
Madsona Presbyterian Church
Hansen Bergen
Rainier Noble Post
American Legion
Miss Gretchen Youle Hosts Twelve at Luncheon for Miss Goward
In honor of Miss Helen Goward of Victoria BC Miss Gretchen Youle will entertain with a luncheon for twelve at her home next Wednesday afternoon. The guests will later attend a performance at the Wilkes theatre. Miss Goward will arrive Sunday evening as the house guest of Miss Youle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Goward
Victoria
B. C
Gretchen Youle
Wilkes Theatre
Miss Goward
Miss Youle
Entertaining Tea Honoring Mrs Whitman and Mrs Laffitte
Mrs William H Hainsworth hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea at her home in honor of Mrs George Whitman of Oakland California and Mrs Katherine Laffitte of New York. Attendants included Mrs William R Hainsworth Mrs Arthur Hainsworth Miss Luka Tedford Mina Kep erance Lipsky and Miss Jeanette Hainsworth. An engaging musical program was presented by Mrs Hatfield Miss Tedford and Mr Arthur Hainsworth. Mrs Laffitte read a paper titled America and the Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hainsworth
George Whitman
Oakland
Cal
Katherine Laffitte
New York
William R. Hainsworth
Arthur Hainsworth
Luka Tedford
Mina Ke Perance Lipsky
Jeanette Hainsworth
Hatfield
Tedford
Laffitte
Assisting at Cornish School Friday Evening Event
The Cornish School hosts an assisting event on Friday evening with guests from the University of Washington faculty and various clubs. Receiving hours run from 7 to 11 o'clock. organizers include Mrs Reginald Parsons and a list of numerous ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish School
University of Washington
Women's University Club
Men's University Club
College Club
The
Fine Arta Society
Reginald Parsons
W. C. Griswold
Annie Calhoun
Misa Agnes Hanson
F. H. Parks
Henry Suwallo
Milnora Roberts
H. R. Bartlett
Co. H Black
T. W. Buschmann
Charles Hatfield
Irving Clark
Robert Knox
J. C. Lang
L. D. Lewis
J. W. Spangier
Mra
Ralph Stacy
Alpha Chi Omega Luncheon At Women's University Club
Sorority Alpha Chi Omega members and alumnae will gather for a Friday luncheon at the Women's University Club at 12 30 oclock. Hostesses for the Tennis Tea this afternoon at the Tennis Club were Mrs Farwell Putnam Lilly Mrs Harry Fleager Mrs Horace Rand and Mrs Edward Morgan Milla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Women's University Club
Farwell Putnam Lilly
Harry Fleager
Horace Rand
Edward Morgan Milla
Woman's Century Club Picnic Set at Emma Shumway Home
Members are urgently requested to attend the annual picnic on Friday at Miss Emma Shumway's Kirkland residence aboard the Kirkland ferry from Madison Street. A business of great importance will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Century Club
Emma Shumway
Kirkland
Kirkland Ferry
Madison St
Browning Society
Seattle
T. W. Burgiehaus
Manchester
Disabled War Veterans Attend Rainier-Noble Legion Dinner
Twenty two disabled War veterans from Port Townsend arrive in the city to attend The Wayfarer performance and will be dinner guests of the Women’s auxiliary to Rainier Noble post American Legion. Dinner at Blanc's cafe at 5 39 p m chaired by Mrs F L Hargrave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Women's Auxiliary
Rainier-Noble Post
American Legion
Blanc’s Cafe
F. L. Hargrave
Auxiliary
Is It the Weather or the Americans
London reports little rain and intense heat as another hour of drinking is added to the day. Some blame weather while others point to a large American presence in the city as a factor in rising alcohol consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Malaria Fighting Fish Introduced Across Spain
Paris reports public health authorities confirming the kambussa affinis, a fish that eats Anopheles larvae, has been acclimated in Spain to curb malaria. Attempts to acclimate the species in France Britain and Italy are said to have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain
France
Britain
Italy
After the Show We Visit Boldt Advertisement
After the show the group proceeds to Boldt's Advertisement to view offers and discuss prices. The note mentions Boldt's Advertisement as a local shop associated with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boldt
Social guests and travels span Northwest in summer wrap
Portland visitors Mr. and Mrs. Edward H Geary visit Seattle and Vancouver while Dr William R Hainsworth earned a Ph D in Boston. Southeast travelers include Mr and Mrs Winsor Rankin en route to California, and many others from Seattle to Port Angeles and Vancouver sharing hosts at homes and hotels. Cruises by the Albin yacht King Cole sail among the San Juan Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsor Rankin
Dayton
Ohio
California
Seattle
Eva Knott
North
George Albin
L. F. Kellogg
San Juan Islands
Paul Gustin Paintings On Display In Downtown Store
The MacDougall Southwick firm has installed a Gustin art exhibit on two walls featuring works like Snow in the Forest and Sailing Ships. Gustin, Seattle born and educated, has exhibited nationwide and won several prizes. Prices range from a few dollars to 700, with several works in Mrs. Max Kuner's West Seattle room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDougall Southwick
Paul Gustin
Marine National Bank
Gustin
Straits of Fuca
Puget Sound
Paul Guatin
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Madrona
Mr. Gustin
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Corcoran Gallery
Washington, D. C
Chicago Art Institute
Toledo
St.Louie
San Francisco Fair
Ifirst
Max Kuner
Mr Guatin
West Seattle
Guatin
Necklace Beads Dangle From Hat Display in Paris
In Paris on July 25 a fashion hat features a jet bead necklace attached to a black straw hat with ear flaps and a high cuff crown. The necklace drapes around the hat, over the brow and down the wearer’s bosom, with varying lengths the longest reaching well below the waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wood Carvers Build Life Size Heads for Hoge House
The Hahn Architectural Decorating Co. is crafting two bold life size wood heads for the exterior of J. D. Hoge’s Highlands residence. Plaster models by Mr. Shubert precede mantel carver Charlies Mantel’s delicate work. Hahn, a former University of Washington student, also models a stone coat of arms for the house and created stadium models for last fall’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heffernan House
Frederick & Nelson
Hahn
Chicago
Seattle
Hahn Architectural Decorating Company
J. D. Hoge
The
Highlands
Shubert
Charlies Mantel
Hoge House
Baalheem
University of Washington
Art Instructor Returns From Trip to Pyeht Amber Grants Sketches
Ambrose Patterson University of Washington art instructor returned Friday from Pyeht where he stayed a week as guest of Mr. R Merrill to obtain sketches of the Amber grants. Mrs J D Hoge bought three oil paintings in California for her new home Sunny Cliff at the Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Patterson
University of Washington
Pyeht
J. D. Hoge
California
Sunny Cliff
The
Highlands
Seattle Art Club forms and activities announced
The group of art students meeting in the Hoge building annex has organized as the Seattle Art Club absorbing the Art Students' league. Officers include Arthur Lingenbrink chair man of the board Helen Markus treasurer Glen Sheckles secretary and Ruth Bers on the board. Four membership classes exist. Adelaide Pollock will speak on birds Thursday at 4 p m in Philosophy hall on the University campus. Edgar Forkner leaves August 1 for Mount Rainier sketches for a winter exhibit. PARIS July 28 Dutch claim a new German helicopter can reach 312 miles per hour ascend and descend vertically and hover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoge Building
Seattle Art Club
Old
Art Students’ League
Arthur Lingenbrink
Mias Helen Markus
Glen Sheckles
Mies Ruthbers
Alonzo Victon Lewis
Heinrich Roth
Artlate
Lloyd Schmucker
George Semple
Adelaide Pollock
Thin State
Philosophy Hall
Paris
Holland
Dear Miss Grey answers moral dilemmas on marriage and pleasures
A reader letters column argues against forbidding wifely pleasures like dancing and swimming after marriage. Cynthia Grey warns against narrow minded husbands and stresses temperamental fit in choosing a spouse. The piece includes quick Q and A on trivia and ethics with short answers from readers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle W Society
Miss Struve
Miss Compton
Margaret Compton
Bryn Mawr College
Mme
Myra Pless
Women’s University Club
William McKinney
Ladies of the Grand Army
Veterans’ Hall of the Armory
Wing
North End Club
North Progressive Club
St. Regis Hotel
Second Ave
Virginia St
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Gopher Club
Woodland Park
P. Taylor
S. C. Hohmann
Ruth Moulton
H. H. Hoff
Women's Century Club
Cc. C. Phillips
Beaux Arts
Zonery Club
Zonery
Fifth Ave
Landon
Edward H. Geary
Portland
Mrs. Langdon
Co. Meary
Haineworth
Beattie
Boston
Dr. Hainsworth
Boston School of Technology
Jane Snyder
Vivian
Jarvis
John D. Varrett
Vancouver, B. C
Cleo McCormick
Port Angelea
A. Elmore Hill
Bruce Elmore
Gibson
Prescote Oakes
Yeater
Vancouver
A. J. Leonard
Lewiston, Mont
F. H. Bloom
East 69Th St
Leonard
Dorance
Margaret
Gabson
C. H. Reynolds
Ave
A. F. Venino
Lake Chelan
Charles Willard Stimson
Jane
Piedmont
Miss Stimson
Miss Ransom
Frederick C Johnstone
Hayden Lake
Lotta M. Serne
Jack
Pasadena
Edward P. Mulvey
William Leithead
Halloway Stuart
T. L. Cowgill
Fred Harris
Mias Wilma Laithead
Charlies R. Brown
James F. Brannigan
Kenneth Hussey
Laura K. Yott
Bremerton
James
C. M. James
Arthur C. Schroeder
Omaha
Neb
William M. Hartford
Maximilian Apartments
Schroeder
Los Angeles
British Columbia
Hartford
Huston
Ruth
Rhea
Oregon
Dorothy Fay
Montelius
Third Ave
University
Edgar Forkner
Mount Rainier
Second & Union Seattle
Cynthia Grey
Miss Grey
Cynthia
Philadelphia
Amy
San Francisco
Denver
Lake Superior
Caspian Sea
Superior
Haiti
DON
Himaclf
Boulouque
Faustin I
United States Federal Reserve
G& Ga
Federal Reserve Harika
Banka
Federal Reserve
Iss Grey
Thig
Star Office
Rinsa
Rinso
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
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