Grace King Hosts Tea and Dinner Party Invitations Issued
Grace King issued invitations for a tea at her home on 14th Ave North for Saturday afternoon August 6 from four to six. The event honors Mrs. Alvin B. Zinne recently returned from a four month European trip and Miss Marianne King of San Francisco visiting Seattle. Assisting hostesses include Mrs. John Russell King Mrs. Frederick C. Milner Mrs. Ralph McDonald Mrs. Thomas Douglas Mrs. Thomas Scott of Cordova Alaska and Miss Lois Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graces King
14Th Ave. N
Alvin B. Zinne
Marianne King
San Francisco
John Russell King
Frederick C. Milner
Ralph McDonald
Thomas Douglas
Thomas Scott
Cordova
Alaska
Lois Garland
Major and Mrs Hardin Entertain Twenty Two at Washington Dinner
Major T. F. Hardin of Port Lawton and Mrs Hardin host a Monday dinner for twenty two in the Louis XIV room at the Hotel Washington to honor Colonel Oscar J. Charles and Mrs Charles. Mrs Charles and Mrs Oscar Charles, mother and sister of Colonel Charles, attend.
Honor Guests and Teas Highlight Seattle Social Notes
Mrs Henry T Harrison and visiting Graceland guests are honored with luncheons and bridge teas. Admiral Eberle and Mrs Backus fare dinner at The Highlands while Mrs F K Robinson hosts an informal tea for Mrs Coffin of Los Angeles. Mrs Pryor to wed G Arthur Bell in September. Captain Bell to join from D C. Delta Zeta alumnae host tea for Mrs E W Camp Delta Zeta notes and Wayfarer guests.
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Backus
Edward W. Eberle
Eberle
Manson F. Backus
the Highlands
Pryor
Seattle
Ralph FE. Allen Campbell
Vallejo
Cal
E. W. Camp
Delta Zeta
Oon
Harold
Neil Woody
Helen
Republic
Wayfarer
Cuesta
George KR. U
Sorrento
Mra.veil
Tennis Carnival Adds Circus and Terrace Supper Features
The Tennis Carnival on August 4 expands with a circus side show and terrace supper. Chairs include Mrs. John C. McMillan and an extensive committee with numerous volunteers. Committees cover candy booth, service at Orthopedic Tea Shop, and university club bridge tea plans at Mount Baker Park, part of ongoing team club efforts for the furnishing fund.
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Capitol Hill Guild
H. 8. Frye
First Hill Guild
J. W. Goodwin
University Guild
Wilbur B. Dow
East Highland Drive Guild
Josiah Moore
Mount Baker Park Guild
Ida Hackett
Hosteen
Seahurst
Henry Booth
Frye
George Sample
F. C. Braden
E. C. Brier
Neal Boyle
Bruce Short
Miller Freeman
Mary Terrell Geisting
Frank Elwell Case
Women's University Club
Philip Kinzer
Ridgeway Place
Mount Baker Park
George Brehm
Rainier
Ticket Committee for Lawn Fete Dinner and Dance
The Laurelhurst Guild announces a bazaar supper and dance to be held August 8 on the grounds of Mr. and Mrs. A. Eldridge home. Reservations for supper may be made by telephone.
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Laurelhurst
A. &. Eldridge
Wisconsin Association
Woodland Park
Goldenrod Club
Mra. F. Bingle
L. Arquette
A. J. Campbell
Ire Eldridge
A. Prentice
Ida Milham
D. C. Brown
E. HM. Kane
F. C
Social notes of local residents depart for travels and visits
PersonalMre Perry B Truax and daughter Jane will leave for Geneva to enter Jacques Delcroze School of Eurhythmics. Mrs E C Brier returns from two months touring Indianapolis and Yellowstone Park. Mrs BE M Brown of Portland arrives to spend summer with son and daughter-in-law. Dani Mulliken of Champaign and hosts visit Roche Harbor and Vancouver trips. Various townspeople host and visit across Missoula Portland and Seattle with several extended stays and small gatherings.
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Perry B. Truax
Jane
Geneva
Switzerland
Jacques-Delcroze School of
BE. M. Brown
Portland
BB. M. Brown, Jr
Local Ticket Committees Names Potluck Draft
A fragment lists potential ticket committee members including Mra. Charles Jordan Kenwood 0256 Mra. Howard J. Knott Kenwood 01823 and Mra. Darsie Bard Kenwood 1855 as possible selections. These names appear amid a larger internal roster.
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Charles Jordan
Kenwood
Howard J. Knott
Darsie Bard
Sports Clothes Dance at Yacht Club
Yacht Club junior members host an organdie and flannel dance Friday evening August 4. Committees in charge include Richard Leonard Russell Gibson and James Hodgen.
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Yacht Club
Richard Leonard
Tussell Gibson
James Hodgen
Campfire Girls Train at Camp Sealth Weeklong Session
Mothers and friends of Campfire Girls are invited to Camp Sealth from August 26 to September 2 for a training session for Campfire guardians and an enhanced program for women and girls. Miss Velen Buck from national headquarters arrives to join activities with Maj. Ingraham leading a group to Summerland.
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Bealth
Sealth
Thia
Eliott
Campfire Girls
Arcade Building
Velen Buck
Crafte
National Headquarters
City
Tima Hervin
Madison Park
Stevens W. K. C
Stevens Woman's Relief Corps No. 1
Mra
Margaret Nordin
Alkiave
G. A. Kt
Nordin
Washington university department social notes
The Muele Department at the University of Washington is noted. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baxter with their son and Mrs. Frances Stimson are spending a fortnight at Lake Crescent. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel W. Brown celebrate a birth of a daughter on July 27. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Silliman and son have returned from Crystal Springs after a few weeks away. Judge and Mrs. Rumsberg and Dr. and Mrs. F. F. A. Booth were mid week guests at Paradise Inn.
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Ben Baxter
Frances Stimson
Lake Crescent
Lionel W. Brown
William H. Silliman
Crystal Springs
Judge
Mra
Rumsberg
Dr. and
FF. A. Booth
Paradise Inn
Camp Sealth Girls Head to Summerland on Mount Rainier
A large group of Camp Sealth girls and councilors depart Sunday July 30 for a week at Summerland on Mount Rainier led by May Ingraham. The list includes Ruth Brown Evelyn Brown Ellen Bringloe Marguerite Bringloe Helen Buck Evelyn Boutell Eva Cole Hattie Smith Ruth Bowen Bula Avery Hilda Crain Jeanette Cummings Eleanor Caldwell Betty Hillings Melna Rogers Marion Bush Katherine Hinckley Margaret Avery Margaret Hazzard.
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Camp Sealth
Summerland
Mount Rainier
May Ingraham
Misses Ruth Brown
Evelyn Brown
Ellen Bringloe
Marguerite Bringloe
Helen Buck
Evelyn Boutell
Eva Cole
Hattie Smith
Ruth Bowen
Bula Avery
Hilda Crain
Jeanette Cummings
Eleanor Caldwell
Betty Hillings
Melna Rogers
Marion Bush
Katherine Hinckley
Margaret Avery
Margaret Hazzard
Elaborate EADS and embroidery decorate French summer imports
Elaborate embroidery decorates many French summer imports, with evening and afternoon gowns showing intricate patterns. The embroidery is often bead free, and lingerie frocks feature the same embellishment. A notable dress was chiffon voile in rose with bright colors in a damning stitch pattern, while white fabrics with peasant motifs and matching embroidered hats are also popular.
Woman Sparks Toy Fair Sensation With Calabash Pipe
In New York on July 29 Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis drew attention at the Toy Fair in the Hotel Breslin by smoking a large calabash pipe while inspecting the exhibits creating a notable scene.
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New York
Elizabeth Lewis
Breslin
Swiss woman fakes toothache to beg for three years
Mme Hor tense Grochen of Geneva admitted to pretending a toothache and begging for funds to visit a dentist. A prison dentist will care for her teeth here after the pretense ended.
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Geneva
Mme. Hortense Grochen
Blind Egg Peddler Hart Walks 25000 Miles
Charlies Hart, born blind, began selling eggs at eight and has walked 25 000 miles while selling over 1 000 000 eggs. He has learned to use a typewriter and plays several musical instruments.
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Hampton, Eng
Admiral Eberle Leads Naval Maneuvers At Puget Sound
The Pacific fleet commander cites Pacific waters around Puget Sound, Strait of Juan de Fuca, and Townsend Bay as ideal for tactical drills as divisions relocate to Port Angeles Bellingham Tacoma Seattle and Seattle’s harbor hosts social events for officers and their guests amid an active August training program.
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E. W. Eberle
Pacific Fleet
Puget
Angeles
San Juan de Fuca
Bay of Townsend
Port Angeles
Tennessee
Idaho
Bellingham
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Mississippi
Tacoma
New York
Texas
Oklahoma
Seattle
Revolt Rumor Flares in Poland Labor Struggle
In Warsaw on July 29 the capital and labor conflict sharpens as Bolshevik agitators from Moscow stir discontent at labor meetings. Workers claim a handful of capitalists have seized national resources, sparking threats of revolt among the working class.
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Poland
Warsaw
Moscow
Leprosy Remedy Report From East Cited In London Item
A London dated note describes Rev. T. Wood praising Mrs. Elizabeth Baker as a faithful, discreet clerk who never asked for a raise. The piece also mentions a curious remedy for leprosy once believed in the East involving eating something, though the exact item is unclear.
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London
T. Wood
St. John's Church
Elizabeth Baker
As & W
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H. B. Wadsworth
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Russell
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Katherine Barnhisel
Ta- Coma
Mrs. Robinson
Ates
A. D. Wainwright
Hugh Baird
C. C. Bates
Trafford Wateson
Golf Club
Howard W. Eberle
A. S. Ny
Roy Corbett
Mise Mary Boris
Lucia Flollerith
Mises Ma Templeton
Washington, D.C
J. Fred Braid
Bridge
A. Bates
Frank Gordon
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Kappa
Parke R. Kolbe
Margaret Stewart
High Clufff
C. Ll. Hibbard
David Morgan Roderick
Willard Gilson
Emmett Brown
Herbert Granville Loud
Walter E. Delfel
William Hartung
Mise Louise
Mise Katherine Riddle
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Edward Ralph Rinker
Madge Denny
George Matthieu
Victor W
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William Pigott
George Byrne
T. L. Crousey
Kathryn Byers
Anne Crousey
Laurelburst Guild
Bascar
Eldridge
Eva Engstrom
Stuart Hunter Nesesier
John Engstrom
Eugene Hodges Pound
Alpheus Ere
Dean Lombard
Francis Lemon Brown
Prospect Congregational Church
Edna MaCreery
Beverly Vernon Hancock
Trinity Church
Miss Hope Summers
Miss Summers
John W. Summers
Summers
Walla Walla
Lou Ella Hart
Olympia
Grady
John C. McMillan
Walter Barges Beale
John Carter
George W. Pursell
Ida Schroeder
John N. Jackson
George H. Horton
H. J. Ramacy
Francia W. Rickey
Gerald Frink
J. Howard Allen
W. R. Crawford
KR. J. Huston
Marion Cummings
W. W. Feiger
Candy Booth
Hazel McMillan
James Colbert Sullivan
Walter McEwan Tomkins
Fergus McKee
Lawrence Arnold
Gilbert Skinner
Thomas Greening
W. V. Tunner
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Virginia Sheahan
Dorothy Ewing
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Betty DeVoe
Frances Branigan
Geraldine Jackson
Nellie Felger
Harriet Baxter
Gertrude Schulz
Gertrude Lewin
Indianapolis
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Dani Mulliken
Champaign, UL
Billeworth Storey
Caleb Denny
George F. Frye
Roche Harbor
John McMillan
Juline Harrah
Harrah
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Deborah Dixon
Baltimore
John M. Spargur
Marry Krinke
Hood Canal
Robert Grant Denney
Vancouver
Bt. C
Emma Dnaiquist
Phoenix
Ariz
Ida F. Rosecrans
Austin F. Griffiths
Mary A. Rock
Misa Elizabeth Rock
FE. C. Neville
Algene
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Missoula
Mont
Mra. Neville
H. Draper
James F. Schultz
Portland, Ore
EB. GC. Jenner
O. W. Crockett
Mra. Schultz
Julia Chamberlain
Port Townsend
Lohequa
Valley Camp
Amelia Nichols
Hill Camp
Phyllis Mayo
Muele
University of Washington
N. of A
Woog's Hall
St. Luke's Hospital
MF. Luke’s Hospital
J. K. Jameson
Roston
Wisconsin Goldenrod Club
Lydia Arquette
Terry Ave
Edwin C. Knutzen
Rero
Marek
Metropolitan Life
Gavotte Cire
Wailte
Sweet
Bolt
Wilimanekt
Roosevelt Post
United States
Roosevelt Hall
Third Ave
Noosevelt Post
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Fiderbloom Club
Fiderboom Club
John F. Miller
John F. Miller Women's Relief Corps
Alki Point
North East Improvement Club
Edmonds Park
Sith and Collins
N. B
A.m
Clement Price
F.C. Higley
Ray Bateman
A. V. Gray
China
Mise Mathilde Lon Gon
Mies Alice Monk
Japan
Edwin Campbell
C. F. Bernheiser
Korea
F. R. Falconer
EB. B. Biles
Garfield
Robert Campbell
Wallingford Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Puget Sound Sisters’ Sewing Club
J. M. Gillaly
East Alderst
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Seattle Review
West Seattle
Maccabees
Carpenter's Hall
California Ave
Gopher Club
Minnesota
Women’s Benefit Association
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Gatewood Hall
California
Gatewood Aves
Dencing
Southwest
Sunflower Club
Beattie
Kansas
Pioneer Auxiliary Picnic
Woman's Pioneer
Washington Pioneers
At & Pp. m
Evergreen Hall
Ninth Ave
Seattle Zonery Club
Highland Park P.T. A
Highland Park PT. A
G. W. Estes
Ninth Ave. &. W
Acros
Native Daughters of Washington
Princess Angeline Parlor
W.C
L. O. E. Club
L. O. EB
W. 8. Snow
Zenith
Wash
Bikes’ Club
Mre. T. Brennan
Irene Itkin
Hill
Frances Bixby
Maude Anderson
Smiling Thru
Randi Hall
Naida Osberg
Valley
Jeanette Dean
Priscilla Baconicus
Mary Gilliland
Puget Bound
Navy Yard
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Mercy
Jason
Tors
McDermut
Hull
Donough
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Net
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Melvin
Pacific
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Washington
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