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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
2
A Seattle society note details the engagement and forthcoming wedding of Miss Partlow’s daughter to Mr. Walter Draham of Olympia with a fall ceremony. It also mentions a European tea, hostesses, and a large wedding party at the Queen Anne venue, plus a preevent tea for Miss Catherine Howe.
Dr and Mrs John W Goodheart announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Katherine to Charlies Russell Collins Jr of Seattle. Both former University of Washington students. Miss Goodheart class of 21, Kappa Kappa Gamma member. Collins attended UW two years before the war, Delta Kappa Epsilon member. Lt in artillery during the war, later year at Cornell. Now in business in Vancouver, BC.
Bridge tea for five tables and a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Wu's home next Thursday honors Miss Catherine Howe. Informal wedding yesterday tied Miss Marie Katharine Richards to Mr Richard Emmett Barbee with Rev Edwin M Randall officiating. They will reside at 4014 W Findlay St.
Mr and Mrs Alexander Axelrod host a Sunday at home on June 4 from 2 to 6 p m to celebrate their daughter Adacair's confirmation at 1426 35th Ave.
Delta Kappa Epsilon entertained with its annual lawn dinner dance Friday at the chapter house. About forty couples attended as the house and garden featured lattices and lanterns.
The Retore club meets Monday June 6 at 4 15 in the girls club room on the third floor. The Cosmopolitan club gathers Tuesday June 13 for supper at 6 in the glass room cafe teria. at 7 15 Mrs Lena Dor rion leads Bible discussion on the second floor. Acacia club meets Wednesday June 7 at Mrs Chester Woniers Alki home for a beach picnic. Friends of All club holds Thursday June 8 at 7 in the third floor rooms for supper in the glass room of the cafeteria. Faholo club meets Thursday June 8 at 4 15 in the girls club room. Japanese high school girls meet Friday June 9 at 7 at Leschi park for a beach supper. YWCA hostesses of the week are Mia C H Black Monday and the following: Mrs Harry Gowman Tuesday, Mrs J B Shepard Wednesday, Miss Violet Morrison Thursday, Mrs Elmer Woodman Friday, Mrs A S Collins Saturday.
Contralto Florence V Orr appears Tuesday evening June 6 at the Metropolitan theater with a varied program. The recital notes her three octave range and lists an array of arias and songs including works by Rossi, Knightlagen, Teenee, and Bach. audience reaction described as appreciative.
William McKinley Circle No 11 will serve a home cooked dinner on Wednesday noon June 7 in Veterans ball Armory. Circle meeting at 2 pm and a card party at 8 20 pm to follow.
The Ladies of the Thursday Progress Club plan to attend the annual picnic meeting at Gak Braith's dock foot of Madison Street Friday June 9 at 9 am.
The North End Progressive club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Max Steinhauer at 4457 Whitman Ave on Tuesday June 6 at 2 pm. Attendees are to take the Green Lake car to Park Junction.
The Seattle Review No 8 by W B A is scheduled for Thursday at the A O U W hall located at 1409 Ninth Ave. The event starts at 8 p m and officers will wear white.
Numerous Seattle groups schedule meetings and activities for June 6 through June 9. King County Legislative Federation holds final session of the season at the YWCA. Seattle Woman's Club and other groups plan lunches, installations, card parties, and public programs across Madison Park, Mount Baker, Ballard and Queen Anne venues.
A Washington article notes Seattle hosts a broad service set across army navy marine coast guard and public health units attracting residents and travelers. Fort Lawton conducts annual marksmanship tests and citizen training camp publicity while Navy Yard events include receptions dinners and tours for officers civilian guests and the Annapolis reunion plan.
Personal Mies Rose Mary Jorgeson will leave June 24 for Sitka Alaska. She will be gone during July and August. Mr. and Mrs. William G. King Jr Charlotte Winter are congratulated on the birth of a daughter May 29 at Providence hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kinnear leave a week from Sunday for the East. Mrs. Arthur Gray has gone to Tennessee to visit her husband's parents. Dr. Gray joins there as the Wanamakers head for Europe until fall. Five and Mrs. Fife of Stock College and others visit Seattle at Mr. Crofts home, then go to India for winter. They will return to India in a year. Ruth Price Alberta Apple and Mrs. Lawrence Calvert left for Olympia for a bridge luncheon. Walter Schouter receives congratulations on birth of son May 25 at Swedish hospital. Robert Kline Hillman leaves for an extended trip East and Yale commencement, returning in August. George K Edwards and Adele Small motor Vancouver Island and plan Medina home in a week. Glen Strand returns from Canada. Margaret Slauson visits city and heads home to Portland tomorrow. Donald Thomas travels East with his father Harlan Thurman, returning early July. Katherine Miller Helen Ransom Marie MacDowell of Portland visit Seattle for Memorial Day. Donald McDonnell Vilas Beckwith of Seattle and Ronald Honeyman of Portland depart for Europe for next fall. B Kimon L Wiener returns from five weeks abroad in San Francisco.
Los Angeles jurists hear a dispute over 48 alleged Hawaiian missionary stamps. G W Grindell is sued for 45000 by stamp collector J A Klemann who asserts the stamps are bogus and seeks repayment of the proceeds.
Former Empress Zita writes to Admiral Horthy stating she will devote her life to restoring her son Otto to the Hungarian throne. She asserts her rights as queen and vows to guard the legacy of her late husband until Otto can claim the throne.
Government officials announce a plan to open 1000 new schools across Argentina within the calendar year. The initiative aims to expand access to education, with construction and staffing details set for regional centers and urban districts.
The detached officers mess at Camp Lewis meets daily at the officers club, hosting many leading racon teurs. Notables include Captain Malcomb C Grow and Captain Duncan T Botaseau, aides to Major General Charles H Muir, among others. On Thursday at the yacht club, Mrs Hottel, wife of Lt Commander James Freeman Hottel, U S C G, appeared. he commands the Haida in Alaska waters.
Four men are believed to have drowned when a ferry on the Cle Elum river capsized Friday. The missing include Sam Coluccio, A. Randucci of Seattle, Thomasette of Cle Elum, and A. Logozzo of Yakima. Five men escaped: Muscolo of Seattle, P. Vai, J. Boyle, Joe Bova, and Cava of Cle Elum.
Prosecutor charges allege Mildred Eddy attacked by Mrs Edna Baxter this morning after Eddy went to a home to collect money. The encounter occurred at the residence as part of a money dispute, according to the case filing.
Retired U S Navy F LAM and Lt. Jd. Sie Grunhin of the U S Army, holder of a 41 000 altitude record, will speak on military and civic debt of aeronautics at a Woodward theater gathering this afternoon at 2 p m.
J. R. Hamilton of Seattle was arrested in Portland on a charge of grand larceny late yesterday afternoon. The sheriff's office is attempting to secure his transfer to Seattle for trial.
The report notes a historical 1854 baby show held in Springfield Ohio as a pioneering early exhibition. Details are fragmentary but indicate a local effort showcasing infants and family participation.
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