Miss Catherine Butler Weds Ensign Eliott Dean in St Mark’s Ceremony
Miss Catherine Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jason Butler, married Ensign Eliott Dean of A. N. at St Mark’s Church. The ceremony featured a six bridesmaid court in organdie gowns, a chorus from Lohengrin, and a reception at the club. The couple departed for their honeymoon by air to Lake Union after a private departure.
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Miss Hole
Phyllis Blake
Ne Poe
Mary Oldflower
Clara Emory
Meade of
Denver
Ox Butler
R Winslow
DeWolfe
Thomas S. Grant
All Allen
Forest Tuck
Bentley
Claire Farnes
Katherine Kirkwood
Gilmer Pryor
Lanal
Henry F. Blake
W. C. Keith
G. Alston
E. C. Moffatt
James Th
A. H. Anderson
King
EB. Ryan
A. E. LeBall
H. C. Peters
William Clyde Brown
Shalkienberger
Grant D. Harrington
Wis
Edward E
Chicago
Clark
Stoddard
Young
Harrington
Tair Togs
Ing
Lake Union
Social notes fill Seattle clubs with weddings and dances
In Seattle society news Miss Clara Emory and Miss Phyllis Blake win the bridal bouquet as plans unfold for post wedding moves to Schenectady New York and Tacoma. Luncheons dinners lectures and dances fill Sunset club Christensen's hall and the K C Players prepare a Knights of Columbus event. Outings at Camp Lewis and Port Madison are canceled or postponed.
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Tacoma
New York
Wisconsin
Schenectady
N. Y
Clara Emory
Phyllis Blake
Christensen’s Hall
Katharine Collins
Sunset Club
Alfred Martin
New York City
Sir Oliver Lodge
Martin
First Church of Unicelty
Ile
Browning
New Green and Black Club Members Named at Mount Baker Dance
At the third annual informal dance in Mount Baker park club house two new members were announced Charles Richeson and Rinaldo Hall. Plans for next season parties were announced and the opening informant will be given September 27 at the Mount Baker park club house.
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Green and Black
Mount Baker Park Club
Charles Richeson
Rinaldo Hall
Social Roundup Of Local Residents And Visitors
Personal Miss Virginia Shehan of Chicago arrived to visit Miss Harriet Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. A. & Downey left for an eastern trip of several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Finer I. Grandahl will spend the summer at their Dorsett country home in Dor win Vermont. Mrs. Edward P. Orton visited her parents as Col. Orton heads to France for the summer. Mrs. Harry Truesdale and Mrs. H. C. Henry hosted guests from Minneapolis. The Hodge family will move to Crystal Springs. Mrs. Bartella will return from Crystal Springs as her husband resumes travel. Mrs. George Heilbron visiting. Craig and Holland Cowley return from overseas with the 117th Engineers. Mrs. A. Rocke Robertson departs for British Columbia. James Frink returns from Culver. Mr. and Mrs. RE. Skeel back from San Francisco. The Jamison family plan August move from Seattle to New York.
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Edward P. Orton
Col. Orton
Clarence Hanford
France
Union Francaise Open Meeting and Club Picnic Planned
L Union Francaise announces an open meeting Saturday June 14 at 8 pm at Mrs Inez Z Morrison 414 17th Ave N featuring readings by Miss Louise Steady violin by Bruno Chilinski and French songs by Charles Stone Wilson All members welcome plus guests of France The Association of Collegiate Alumnae and College Women's Club plan a joint picnic Saturday June 14 at Manitou Park Rolling Bay Bainbridge Island Meet at 9 30 or 1 30 from Galbraith dock steering ferry Vashon boat 445 return Bring fork spoon and cup Members to contact hosts about contributions
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L'Union Francaise
Inez Z. Morrison
17Th Ave. N
Louise Steadiey
Charles Stone Wilson
Bruno Chilinski
France
College Women's Club
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
R. S&s. Osgood
Manitou Park
Rolling Bay
Bainbridge Island
Vashon
Galbraith Dock
Madison Street
Manitou
FE. &. Warwell
J. D. Terry
Advertising in The Star Sparks Local Recognition
The Star prompts readers to think of advertising as a central tool for business. It emphasizes the paper as a gateway to reach local audiences and grow visibility through sustained campaigns.
New Bathing Suits Arrive From Parisian Fashion of June
In New York on June 11 Betty Brown reports the latest bathing costumes in rich materials and elaborate embroidery. Styles include black wool Jersey emock, Waterette satin models with waist detailing, braided green sashes, and bloomers built like riding breeches. Separate vestees for bathing dresses appear in Kumel-kumen and oiled milk fabrics, with models from Giddings of Fifth Avenue.
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Giddings
Fifth Ave
New York
Chrys The Cold And The Secrets Of A Secret Wedding
Chrys spends thousands on her trousseau designed by top modistes while a secret wedding veers toward public scrutiny. The narrator recalls past loves, complex emotions, and the clash between duty and desire as unresolved tensions linger.
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Chrys
Trousseau
Chrystobel
Hamilton Corteso
Bob
Arma
Hamilton Certeia
Marya
Mary Garden
Melisande
Diana Manners Becomes Mrs Alfred Duss Cooper
Lady Diana Manners widely known for portraits and war work becomes Mrs Alfred Duss Cooper. Cooper, once a Grenadier guard lieutenant with D.8.O., now serves in the British foreign office. She aided Belgian war effort and supported wounded care during the conflict.
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Diana
Alfred Duss Cooper
Cooper
Grenadier Guarda
British Foreign Office
Diana Manners
Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Dilemma on Home Life
A reader asks if a woman can balance home raising children with a working future, fearing derision from a husband while seeking honest, practical guidance. Elaine and others share concerns about marital roles, selfhood, and the strain of domestic life, seeking frank counsel on happiness and duty.
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Miss Grey
Nort
Grey
Mise Grey
Real estate activity rising in Rainier Valley
In Rainier valley the real estate market is active with eight and two residences changing hands during the past week. Improvements are planned for all of the lots.
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Rainier Valley
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Herrick
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Christensen
Dorothy Ewing
Elepeth McEwan
Lillian Michaelis
Dorothy McEwan
Mary Dudley Walker
Judith Gibba
Gena Peters
Katherine Jerome
Philip Fisher
White Elephant Shop
Roy Clarke
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James F. Galbraith
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Arthur Karr
Walter Galbraith
Red Cross Jumble Shop
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C. T. Boyd
James Stewart
Louise Phease
Arlo Snider
Bellingham
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Seattle
Rowes
K. C
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D. A
Radmund Rowden
Port Madison
Camp Lewis
Farmer Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
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J. B. Pennington
Ann Davis
Mins N. Faletad
Ruby M. Belknap
Herbert Toole
L T. Hil
B. T. Culley
L. B. Bragg
H. Shannon
RK. H. Copley
Rengo
Crown Corrset Company
Fifth Avenue
Virginia Shehan
Harriet Baxter
Mrs. A. &. Downey
Mrs. Finer I. Grandahl
Dor Wet
Harry Truesdale
Minneapolis
H. C. Henry
Thatcher Hodge
Amall Baby
Crystal Springs
Edwin J. Abartella
Mr. Bartells
George Heilbron
W. T. Preston
Craig Cowley
Holland Cowley
117Th Engineers
A. Rocke Robertson
British Columbia
James Frink
Culver Military Academy
Gerald Frink
RE. L. Skeel
San Francisco
RE. P. Jamison
Betty Brown
the Parisienne
Certela
Certeis
Certeia
Mrs. Cooper
Haby
Crisia
Bradfield Regulator Company
Dept. J. Lamar
Atlanta
Srequist
Cynthia Grey
Ike
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Dame Fashion
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DeBoehy
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