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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
2
A society column outlines engagements and upcoming events in Spokane and Seattle. Isabel McCormick and Frank Preston announce a Spokane wedding on June 29. The page lists teas, luncheons, and bridal parties honoring Miss Priscilla Treat, Hortense Green, Dorothy Thomas, Louise Gates, Polly Wilson, and Dorothy Godley among others with many local hosts and venues.
Mrs. BE. 8S. Bowers celebrated her daughter Katherine Irene s 12th birthday with a Woodland Park luncheon attended by young guests including Mary Frances Coleman Frank Coleman Jack Coleman Margaret Snell Sadie Fetterman Marguerite Simmons Leora Garrio and Mrs. William Snell.
The entertainment at the Fine Arts gallery featuring Ellen Van Volkenburg presents What Every Woman Knows. The date has moved from Wednesday evening to Friday evening at 8 15 o'clock.
The Junior league of the Seattle Day Nursery association schedules an important meeting at Miss Helen Schwager’s home Thursday at 4 PM. The Northquist union announces the marriage of Amy O'Skoog to Henry Stohiton on Saturday June 4, with a homecoming at Franklin Apartments after June 20. Mrs. Albert gives a song recital for Mu Phi Epsilon at the University of Washington this afternoon at 4, with Irene Hampton assisting. selections include Aria from Carmen and other songs.
Personal notices listing arrivals and departures of guests in Seattle. Names include Walter F. Foster A A McVittle Janet McKay W A Peters M H Tamblin Polly Perkins Jane Bliss Alice Jackson Samuel Hayes family W H Collier Frederick Bliss Edwin G Ford Clara Bickham Ford Rickie Ford J J Reynolds Clare F E Farnsworth Darthea Sharples Peggy Jordan George B Root Jr and birth of Gloria Graham at Seattle General Hospital on Sunday June 6.
Fashion notes describe bead work belts and girdles shaping feminine Gotham style. Amber bead girdles brighten black dresses as shoppers explore stylish accessories in local shops.
A simple repair method uses the remaining wallpaper pattern cut to fit the crack and pasted firmly over the gap. The approach relies on aligning the patch with the existing design for a seamless look.
The passage explains trapping little red ants by soaking sponges in sweetened water. When ants gather on the sponge it should be dropped into boiling water to kill them.
Fashion notes report popularity of high tone Althe sweaters with a growing preference for soft gray white old blue and canary shades. The trend emphasizes lighter color palettes and tonal coordination among outfits.
The Apollo Club directed by Adam Jardine will perform at St Mark's Church guild room tomorrow evening to raise funds for the Girls' Friendly Society day house. The program lists pieces by Bantock, Dorel-Salter, Andersen, Squire, Parker and others with Apollo Club Quartet and soloists.
A kitchen note describes creaming vegetables by using a double boiler. Cook the vegetables in the lower part, then add the cream sauce in the upper part. After combining, keep the dish warm by placing the upper pot over hot water in the lower pot until serving time.
Dorothy Fay Gould reports Ambrose Patterson has been invited to mount a 100 painting show at Galerie Georges Giroux in Brussels. Giroux, deemed a mover in Bruges, plans to include Patterson with French moderns and Northwest works, offering studio space and warm hospitality if he accepts.
Rhodes Brothers unveil six “Wayfarer” scenes in their store show window display this week. The collection aims to engage viewers visually with a memorable interpretation of the traveling figure.
The second in the series of Fine Arts entertainments takes place Friday at 8:16 p.m. Mrs. Maurice Browne (Ilen Van Valkenburg) presents Barrie’s What Every Woman Knows, interpreted as Maude Adams did. The Rowe Show at the University forestry building June 22 and 23 will feature local garden images from Everett, Bellingham, and Tacoma. The Art Students League hosted a party at the University Extension School to celebrate student ball success and plan future gatherings to foster city artists' camaraderie.
Clara Favrova, known as "Bickie" Ford, emerges as a star in classical dance with real name Clara Ford. She plans a first Seattle visit after leaving the Cornish School for New York, and is identified with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Ford.
Mrs. William H. Jewett of 935 17th Ave has donated ten volumes of Dictionaire Raisonne of L Architecture Francaise by Viollet le Duc and the Cyclopedia of Architectural Illustration with 1000 steel engravings in memory of her husband. For the fourth year a table of wildflowers is shown at the University museum in the forestry building with flowers from Seattle and the local area.
A excited bride to be and her fiancé reveal their Southbound honeymoon plans and new spring wardrobe bought on easy terms from Cherry's. Friends admire blouses coats and sport outfits as they gossip about the couple and the fashionable purchase at 207 Rialto Building location between Madison and Spring.
Descriptions accompany records of the flora on display. Orange honeysuckle and vetch, a European weed, mingle with mistry, oyster plant, hop clover or shamrock, true fairy’s glove, and yarrow noted for medicinal use. Visitors from out of town study the table as officials observe the exhibit.
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