Social notes from Seattle events and society news
Social calendar items include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat hosting a reception June 4 with several helpers named. Gates Annabel Johnstone hosts an afternoon for Miss Louise, William Gage Estep plans a bridge tea for about forty friends, and Mr. and Mrs. Skinner announce a wedding in Tacoma for Laurence Calvert with detailed attendants. Dancing party planned by B M Hin, engagement of Anna Shepard to Car Seely announced, and Knickerbocker Club to dance at the pavilion with committee members listed.
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Gates Annabel Johnstone
Louise
Gates
William Gage Estep
Thomas Skinner
Tawill
Laurence Calvert
William Calvert
Emmanuel Presbyterian
Tacoma
Kennedy
Skinner
Isabel Skinner
Katherine MacLean
Margaret Brady
Kajhe Partlow
Martha Lind
Betty Calvert
Jeanny
Calvert
Leland
Martin Wiley
Turner
Tom Skin
Miss Skingerority
Delta Gamma
Phi Delta
Seely
Gilbert
Edwin Collins Seely
Anna Shepard
Car- Seely
the of Washington
Alpha Omicron Pi
Uni
Delta Upsilon
Sport wear and the athletic fashion trend
The article describes a practical sports outfit for women featuring knickers with a belt and jacket, designed for active wear. Martha Mansfield and Selznick are noted contributors to this style, with a matching felt hat completing the ensemble.
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Martha Mansfield
Selznick
Summer Home Moves and Family News Roundup
Personal notices list families shifting residences for summer at Wing Point Nokomis Park Hunt's Point and other locales. Guests arrive and depart, births announced, and travel plans noted with several households planning vacations and visits across May and June.
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Dr. and
Mra
Tom Mesday
Wing Point
Various Women's Clubs Host Meetings and Socials
A schedule of upcoming events from Harrison PTA community sing to Leach Heights and Clara Barton Tent social dinners, rag teas, card parties, and lectures. Notable items include election of officers, juvenile court talk on Children’s Gangs, and May Day festival collaboration. Community members urged to attend.
Seattle Civic Orchestra Plans Five Concert Season
The Seattle Civic Symphony Orchestra expands the 1921-32 season to five concerts postponing the June 10 event until the new season. Ticket holders may attend all five concerts next season in place of the June 16 and other 1921-32 performances. Conductor Mme Davenport Engberg says each program will feature local talent, soloists, or composers.
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Seattle Civic Orchestra
Seattle Civic Symphony Orchestra
Mme. Davenport Engberg
Old Gloves Trim Makes Up-to-Date Applique
Readers can repurpose worn kid gloves into fashionable trim for dresses or hats. Cut the glove pieces into desired shapes and attach as appliques to revive old garments with fresh styling.
Hat Pins Move Into Hats As Season Advances
Hatters thrust hatpins through many crowns as milliners push accessory use this season. An advertorial note praises Boldt’s for good apple pie.
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Boldt
YWCA Expands Welfare Aid for Distressed Girls in Seattle
The Seattle YWCA under Mrs. F. G. West expands welfare efforts to help girls in financial or moral distress. The program offers free meals, runaway investigations, and reunions with parents. A loan fund aids needy girls who repay by honor, with over $80 loaned in June compared to $3 the prior month, signaling more arrivals seeking work.
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Giria
Campfire Girls seek baby for Seattle Camp Sealth plan
A Seattle Campfire Girls committee seeks an eight month to two year old girl for Camp Sealth health program and baby craft. They book a June 6 sale for The Torch magazine to fund the effort and solicit wholesale middy outfits and newborn supplies at headquarters.
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Seattle
The
Torch
Camp Sealth Prospectua
Seattle Campfire Girls
Camp Sealth
St Johns Parish Social Set For June 9 Entertainment
The men and women of St John’s parish will be entertained on Thursday evening June 9 by Mr and Mrs William DPD Garland at 1330 California. Several attractive features have been arranged and a large attendance is expected.
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Seward
G. R. Almquist
J. R. Plough
Alaska
H. K. van Horn
Claude W. Histes
H. R. Kirkpatrick
St. John’s Parish
St. John's Parish
William Dpd
Garland
California
Patterson Paintings Exhibit Opens at Fine Arts Galleries
Ambrose Patterson brings a Seattle show to Fine Arts Galleries with works from Seattle locations and scenes from Hawaii California Australia France and Belgium. The exhibition runs through July 16 and features several notable portraits.
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Patterson
Seattle
Ambrose Patterson
Fine Arta Galleries
Hawaiii
California
Australia
France
Belgium
Puget Sound
Orphee Club to Meet Mrs R L Styer on June 9
The Orphee club will meet with Mrs R L Styer at 1522 Jefferson Ave at 8 p m Wednesday June 9.
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Peet Guardians
Guardians’ Club
Olympic Circle
Hoge Annex
Orphee Club
Mra. R
Girl Resembles Fashion Plate From Credit Store Sale
Margie boasts unlimited credit at Cherry's on Second Ave between Madison and Spring, in the Rialto building above Pig n Whistle. Betty expresses disbelief and hints at a sale of blouses with prices well below actual worth as she reveals the secret behind Margie's stylish clothes.
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Margie
Presto
Youster
Betty
Cherry
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring
Rialto Building
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Seattle W Society
Mrs. Treat
Harry Whitney Treat
C. D. Stimson
A. W. Tidmarsh
Fred H. Baxter
Paul Mandel Henry
Manson F. Backus
Fred. Struve
Walter A. Moore
J.D. Lowman
C. D
Samuel H. Piles
Bolcom
Thomas
E. H. Bebb
John Ballinger
Mr. and
Mrs. Struve
Frederick Struve
Blue Theatre
M. Hin
Elizabeth Jane Ederer
Bunset Club
Frederick Bausman
John C. Higgins
Bruce Morgan
Annie Wright Seminary
H. Morgan
W. T. Davis
A. H
Harry Ekagen
Juliet Graham
Cummings
Grace Morgan
Jewell Morgan
Ella
J. F. Borden
First Baptist Church
Ambrose M. Bailey
Chi Omega
Wyman Sheard
Sunset Ave
Knickerbocker Club
Trafford Hutegon II
Stephen Haynes
Wilfred Chance
Justin Haynes
Pike St
Harold Whitwood
David Hunter
Edward Brown
A. B. Stewart
Lake Chelan
A. B. Graham
Karl P. Jamison
Mary Jamison
Mra Aubrey Wilton
Hunt's Point
Daniel B. Trefe
Colorado
Gilbert le Baron Duffy
Nokomis Park
D. &. Fotheringham
Montana
Hi. M. Stryker
Helen Stryker
F. C. Moser
Bellingham
E. B. Deming
I. Willard Glassman
Annie Maria
the Martin Hospital
Robert van Einden
Sd Ae
E. F. Kellogg
Naval Station
Mrs
Homer Stout
I. H. Moore
San Pedro
Cal
Helene Moore
Fort MacArthur
B. L. Gates
J. le Roy Owens
Vancouver
B. C
Harrison P.T. A
Harrison I.T. A
Leschi Heights Women's Improvement Club
Emil Parker
Leacht Heights Women's Improvement Club
D4th Ave
Dinkellepell
John Wood
24Th Ave
Clara Barton
Daughters of Veterans
Stevens Relief Corps
Francis Dilly
19Th Ave
N. E
Prairie Rose Club
G. Bostwick
Grand Ave
Itniverett
D. B. Spellman
John St
Veterans Hall
Board of Control
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Palm Circle No
Woodcraft
Ballard Hall
Fremont-Ballard
Fruit and Flower Mission
Board of Trustees
W. F. Gwin
Cascadia Ave
Bethlehem Shrine
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Manus Dramantius Club
Mieke Edith Horton
Mercer P.T. A
Armmabel Club
Annabel Club
Leschi Pavilion
Lady Arthams
Artisang
Mra. R. H. Tyler
40Th Ave
Dawson Ast
Educational Ceater
Educational Center
Women’s Century Club
Kenney
Social Service Department
Women's Century Club
New East High School
F. K. Maxham
University of Washington
Dorothy Simmons
Lincoln High
W. H. Pittwood
FB. K. Rinehart
Seibert
Gately’s
Fifth Ave
Pike and
Union Streets
Pike
Ware
Beaprizio
Sherhood
Atlanta
Globe Optical CO
Westlake Ave
Pine Sta
Owl Drug
Tetlow
Woodbury’s
Armand Bouquet
Ingram
Williams
Mennen
Squibb
the Owl Drug Co
Pike, Weatlake and
Elliott
Sealth
Woodland Park
Paken
Wrfisasy Bock
Howard
Eeerera
Howard Bros. Company
Menton Preset
Buffalo
N. Y
Owl Drug Co
Second
UNION
Eng
Velly
Benjamin Wallace Douglas
W. Wilcox
H. B. Hardt
15Th Avenue N. E
Kenwood
Seattle, Wash
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