Seattle Society Hosts Tea With Mrs Clinton Visitor
Seattle society notes a visit by Mrs Clinton wife of Lieut Commander Russell R Waesche who entertained with a smart tea. The event featured orange yellow color scheme and a table center of golden blossoms. Several hosts and helpers listed along with floral decor and other social plans including the Cherry Festival and Tennis carnival committees. Details mention transportation arrangements and numerous hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Kenwife
Russell R. Waesche
H. L. Luke
Harry DeMunn Hopkins
Horace Hill
Fxtwin J. Bar
Walter Henry
Charlotte Mann
Donna Lane
Katherine Goodwin
Grace Willatherine Dorothy Greene
Katherine Luke
Louise Cleland
Dorothy Cleland
Miss Sarah Robinson and Charles Englehard Wed at St Clement's
The marriage service was held Monday evening at 8 in St. Clement's church by Rev. F R Bateman. Pear satin gown and orange wreath veil described. Attendants included Mrs Marion Williams and Mrs H B Armstrong. After the ceremony the couple will reside at Hunt's Point for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Rhoda Robinson
Charles Conrad Englehard
St. Clement’s Church
F. R. Bateman
Marion Williams
Rs. H. B. Armstrong
Rg. O. Glaser
Englehard
Mrs. Engichard
Hunt's Point
Luncheon Compliments Honor Mrs Foster and Guests
Mrs Walter F Foster of San Francisco honored at a Sunset club luncheon hosted by Mrs Clarence B Blethen. Ten guests attended and Dorothy Allen plans a Saturday luncheon for Miss Dorothy Dant of Portland as house guest with sixteen covers and bridge as the evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wolfe
C. M. Melburn
Walter F. Foster
San Francisco
Clarance B. Blethen
Sunset Club
Dorothy Allen
Dorothy Dant
Portland
Bridge
Winnipeg guest and theatre party mark social day
Mrs. Strong hosted a theatre party at the Moore for her Winnipeg house guest Mrs. George White Murray, followed by tea at the Boulevard. Miss Alice Payne married Mr. Frederick Leslie Borland at the Payne home with Rev. Tinling officiating and a reception to Portland and British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Payne
Alice Payne
Frederick Leslie Borland
M. P. Kirkpatrick
Bushnell Studio
George White Murray
Winnipeg
Harry Lyman
Strong
the Moore
Boulevard
Frederick ‘Leslie Borland
Tinling
Emma Payne
Mabel Fenn
Frances Borland
Peking
Little Avis Payne
Mary Orr
Forrest Willis
Borland
Mrs. Borland
Portland
British Columbia
Virginian Merrill
Lucile Gilder
Sleeve
Harriet Baxter
Marshall Allen
Everett Earling
Jack Brinkley
Whey Used as Milk Substitute in Bread Making
The whey from cottage cheese can replace milk in bread making, offering a practical dairy byproduct option. This substitution may alter flavor and texture slightly but preserves the bread’s structure and rise.
Chimes of Normandy Tonight at Ballard High
New World Opera Company presents Chimes of Normandy at Ballard High School tonight. Clifford Kantner directs, Harold Nelson Shaw coaches, Mae Doyle Waters stars as Serpolette in what patrons praise as a pleasing voice performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard High School
New World Opera Company
Normandy
Clifford Kantner
Harold Nelson Shaw
Mae Doyle Waters
Serpolette
Miss Waters
Venetian Club Water Carnival Dance At Fortuna Pavilion
A large crowd is assured for the Venetian club water carnival dance at the Fortuna pavilion next Saturday night with an electric innovations display. Boats will depart Leschi park at 8:45 and 9:15 returning after midnight. committee includes Harold A. Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortuna Pavilion
Leschi Park
Harold A. Davis
Leroy Hayden
Wiliam Erickson
Harry Whitney, Jr
Alvin Ramstead
Clark Davis
Gerald Farley
Philip Brown
Alf Clarence Nydin
Nordica Choral Club Plans Final Season Concert
The Nordica Choral Club directed by Milton Seymour presents its final season concert Thursday June 16 at Odd Fellows temple E Priest and 10th Ave. The program blends choral singing with solos dances and dramatic pieces about the Indian life featuring soprano solos and works by Cadman and Colby arrangements staged by Alford OColby and Lynes. A separate notice lists other local club meetings and events through mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordica Club
Nordica Choral Club
Milton Seymour
Odd Fellows Temple
E. Priest
10Th Ave
Summer Guests Fill Homes in City Visitors List
Cleveland native Mrs. Carl Dittmar arrives to stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iry for the summer. Several families move or visit from San Francisco Los Angeles Bend Ore Portland and Port Townsend for seasonal stays at hotels clubs and summer homes. Notables include Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Parry Mrs. George Gleason Miss Catherine Gleason Miss Agnes Bradley and Mrs. J A Bradley among others visiting or occupying local residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dittmar
Cleveland
Ohio
City
Frank Iry
George Gleason
Catherine Gleason
Agnes Bradley
Minneapolis
J. A. Bradley
Household Tips for Separating Stuck Tumblers and Brightening Cloths
If two tumblers stick together pour cold water into the inner one and warm water around the outer. They will separate. To brighten a dingy oileloth wash with water dissolved with a little borax.
Mrs Max West Advice on Child Care for Northwest Mothers
Mrs Max West, United States children's bureau expert, answers readers on healthy child care. She outlines a daily routine for well babies, emphasizes regular hours for sleep and feeding, and offers guidance on weaning, fruit juices, self-care for mothers, sand boxes, and summer care for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max West
United States Children's Bureau
Northwest
Thil
Patches Headline at Loew's Palace Hip Show
Variety bill at Loew's Palace Hip yesterday features Patches a popular concert with Rucker and two men from the company. The Criterion Four offer harmony songs while Munson and company perform a protean sketch. Patrice Sullivan and Jack and Jessie Gibson appear in supported acts with unicycles and Shirley Mason stars in the feature photoplay The Lighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrice and
Sullivan
Jack
Jessie Gibson
Shirley Mason
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Hamilton de Veuve
Thurs
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Highlands
Thomas Stimson
Guild
the Highland
Dallas Halverstadt
C. Bausman
C. W. Stimson
Samuel Fussell
Lawrence
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Mrs. Eulls
C . Lester
Walter
Ellis
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Dorothy Ewing
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Hortense Green
Emily
Helen Walker
Alice Ives
Nell Tidmarsh
Judithe
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Mrnglehard
Mrs. Foster
Mae Doyle
Waters
Nineteenth Century Club
Nineteenth Century Literary Club
Amethyst
Wing
First Ave
University Presbyterian Church
Woodland Park
Irving P.T. A
Magnus Peterson
R. A. Boyer
Frank Farrar
P.T. A. FA
D. A. R. Excursion
Rainier
Daughters of the American Revolution
Part
Donga
Muth Watling
Ontman
Bohm
Lillian Beymeour
Moore
Rigby
Dtegers Nordica Choral Club
Bolo
Alopwine
Ruth Watling
Alford Ocolby
Berceuse
Lynes
Nevin
Kether Frolen
White Elk Myrtle O. Randall
Zunia
Seebeless Cos Dissene Oases Troyer Nordica Choral Club
Robin Woman
Cee
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Olgar Gilbert-Johnston
The
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LoUrance
Mildred Hoy
Cadman Ee
Blea Leonhardt
Ada Leonhardt
Goldal
Matthews Nordica Choral Club
Bole
Menee
Ghost Dance Canyon
Dehop Nordica Choral Club
Cadman Nordica Choral Club
Pansy Grove
Fautiat
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Lake Washington
Seward Park
Pier 4
Pennsylvania Study Club
Thomas and
Harvard
Lady Eagles
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M. E. B. A. Hall
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George S. Armstrong
King County Legislative Federation
Thurelay
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Maccabees Social Club
Pansy Parks
Aurora Ave
the Juvenile Shop
Pine Street
Mrs. Ivan Parry
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Los Angeles
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Queen Anne Hill
Mra
A. G. Cushman
William F. Talbot
Washington
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P. D. Hughes
Wing Point
C. B. Steiner
J. J. Reynolds
Charles B. Warren
Harry Keyes Brooks
Bend, Ore
Thomas H. Dempney
California
Clark Hotel
Joshua Green
Mary Lea Fisken
Lucile Eyman
Nick Nichols
Marfield Bolecom
Harry de Munn Hopkins
Port Townsend
R. J. Huston
Alphast
Ae Eae A
Fifth Ave
Pike
Women’s
Third Ave
Seneca and
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Gardner
Eitel
Jaeger
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Ecru
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