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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
6
Miss Lindsey becomes June bride at a pretty ceremony in Seattle. The article lists the wedding party including Dorothy McCash and Marion Sowle, describes gowns, bouquets, and a Seattle Tennis Club reception with elaborate floral decorations. The newlyweds plan a wedding journey then a move to Montclair New Jersey.
A crowded list of gatherings including Chi Omega alumnae meetings at Mrs. Crook’s home, Woman's Citizen Club at KE Stewart’s, Masons and Eastern Stars dances, Leech Heights improvements, Harrison T A community sing, Amethyst chapter card party, Railway Conductors auxiliary, Seattle Federation of Women's clubs calico ball planning, Delta Zeta indoor picnic, Homesteaders dance, Fruit and Flower Mission trustees, Alki Council entertainment, Evergreen Court Amaranth talk by Lila Van Kirk on Italy, Eastern Star and Stevens Corps notices, plus UW banquet for Daily and Tyee staff and Sagebrusher debut.
Los Angeles cafe manager B Frank Hill credits Tanlac with restoring his health after influenza and chronic stomach trouble. He says he weighed 115 pounds, started to improve after trying a bottle, then reached 133 pounds and returned to work, praising Tanlac highly.
A sequence of society notices from Seattle highlights a dinner at the Seattle Yacht Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Keith Blullitt for ten guests. Tea events are hosted by Mrs Harold Mead and Miss Gladys Thoms for Mrs Francia Everett Mitchell with Beattie maids traveling in. Additional teas at the Tennis Club are led by Mrs Walter Beals and Miss Doris Mitchell for the summer season. Engagement announced for Dorothie Lucille Schubach and Edgar Norman Block of Buffalo NY. Dorothie to be at home Sunday afternoon. Dorothy Siegel set to marry Lewia A Fadick on June 29. Mrs Lillian M Snyder and Mr Frank M Hubbard wed at home of Rev J D O Powers with a reception. Sixteen of Harry F Gilbert’s friends celebrate his birthday with music and cards.
In Berlin reports a decree by the Central Society of the Volga commune punishing women for extravagance with ten years of servitude in a red labor army. Female offenders must wear sackcloth garments and birch bark shoes for six months.
Misic Spargur Quartet delivered the final Temple chorus concert at First Methodist Church. Schumann Op 41 opened the program with rich tone colors, followed by Ippolow-Iwanow scherzando and Intermezzo. The evening contrasted with the Temple chorus within a strong Montgomery Lynch organized program.
Honolulu resident Louis Warren arrives in the city and stays at Hotel Washington. Numerous residents and visitors plan summer trips from Davenport Iowa to Tacoma and York summer homes, with arrivals from Chicago Nashville and New York. Geodetic survey officer T J Maher sails to Southeastern Alaska. several families relocate to new homes and apartments in the city.
Wednesday afternoon the High School Teachers League conducted an election to select committee members. Details on candidates and results were reported by the league and awaiting official certification.
The Seattle Police Band will play for inmates at the Old Soldiers Home in Orting Sunday afternoon. The event brings music to residents and reflects community outreach by the police department.
Donald C. Stewart purchases Fuller’s News Bureau from the Pacific Northwest Press Clipping service, consolidating clipping operations under Stewart’s ownership. The sale transfers management, archives, and client access to the buyer’s Northwest clipping network.
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