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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
2
Social notices report Beulah Mitchell Coutts honoring R McCormack and Mr Schneider at a Sunday evening gathering. Festivities include a farewell for Capt BE Gregory and a yacht club banquet with multiple naval and civic guests.
The tenor John McCormack travels on a world tour with LaurI Kennedy and Edwin Renneider as supporting artists. The program features arias from Verdi and Handel, Handel Variations, and pieces arranged by Pope and Murhes. Kennedy performs "Only You" and other selections. McCormack closes with "The Man That Once." A separate note highlights a St Joseph's choir concert praising their depth of tone and encores, with Grattan and Wiles among the featured soloists.
The thirty eighth anniversary of Mr and Mrs H Bucktin and the fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs E B Roy are celebrated with a dinner to be hosted Tuesday evening at the Bucktin home.
Doris Dawn Hanser will wed Mr. Buckton on Saturday morning June 19. The ceremony is at the Greenwood Presbyterian church with Rev Edgar Milge officiating, followed by a breakfast for the bridal party and close relatives at Miss Hansen's home.
The wedding of Miss Edna Me and Mr H E McCray will be solemnized Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs 8 D McKinstry with Rev M Painter reading the service for friends and relatives only.
Miss Alice Ainesmere Plake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fordyce Blake, graduates from Forest Ridge convent on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Swalwell and their daughter Jane of Anacortes arrived to attend the Duthie-Swalwell nuptials and returned home today. Jessie Templin left for a ten day trip to East Sound. Mr. and Mrs. John C Radford plan a Sunday trip to Vancouver to meet Mrs. Radford's brother C De Wolfe Reid and Miss Helen Ross of Montreal, who will visit for weeks. W Dwight Mead returns from a month in Ohio and California. Mrs. W N Ostrander and sons Raymond and Milton of Portland arrive to spend the Seattle summer. G W Fischer and daughter Doris depart for San Francisco. Fischer to return in a week, Doris to spend a month visiting relatives and Yosemite. Margaret Stewart and Ruth MacLean of Vancouver, B C., guests of Miss Helen Farrell for several days. Alexander Miller and William L Steinwig of Yakima are guests at Hotel Washington for bankers' convention. J J Sullivan, recently in Chicago on business, returns.
Save every drop of fruit juice from opened cans by storing in a closed jar in the ice box. Reheat and seal unused juice to keep indefinitely, and even small amounts like half a cup of pineapple juice can refresh iced tea with mint for a different flavor.
Old potatoes, the murphies, beat new ones for creaming. New potatoes are too hard to make a smooth vegetable. Soak diced old potatoes in cold water for an hour after cutting to achieve perfect texture.
Mary Mes 87 died Friday in Minor county. The family announces funeral services from F E Butterworth's chapel Sunday with interment at Lakeview Cemetery.
Wenatchee Republican candidate Joan A. Gellatly will address the Women’s County Republican club luncheon Monday at noon in Meves’ cafeteria. The event highlights the campaign for the gubernatorial nomination.
The Seayle Federation of Women's Clubs plans a formal dance Monday June 14 at 9 p.m. in Leach Pavilion to raise funds to clear the club house debt and build a reserve. Tickets are sold at Sherman & Clay's, Hopper & Kelly's, and Owl Drug Store.
Seattle hosts a large Shriner initiation with 615 new members. The ceremony occurred Saturday morning at the Masonic temple and arena, marking a record enrollment for the chapter.
Greely Omand left Federal Judge Neteror's courtroom Friday and was found to owe the government $100 as part of the proceedings. The note references liquor related matters implied by the term liker.
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