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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1922

Page

2

Miss Lu Shaw and Edwin Booth to Wed Saturday

Seattle society page reports the marriage of Miss Lu Shaw of Chicago to Mr. Edwin Booth of Seattle set for Saturday evening at 8 30. Miss Josephine Shaw will be maid of honor with Margery as flower girl. Best man is Mr. Paul Clyde and Peggy Shaw will play the wedding march. Mrs Paul Newhall Ripley hosts the formal reception after the ceremony.

Lu Shaw Edwin Booth Edwin Ripley Onor Lu& Shaw Shaw Chicago Ed Booth Oo &. Booth Seattle Harry Shaw Josephine Shaw Margery Flower Paul Clyde Peggy Shaw Will Shaw Milwaukee College Booth Gradu Santa Clara College Jia Uni- A of Washington Beta Theta Pi Indaw Paul Newhall Ripley Stryker R. B. Snow Louis Bulivan M. N. Miles Reyburn Frederick Pease Harlow Shirley Goodwin Mar Matheson Carroll Main Louise Rebecca Hallowell Betty Paul Ripley Ketchikan Alaska Mra

Tea Honoring Mrs Henry Hull and Mrs Lee Shaw Forbests

Informal tea at Mrs Forbests home at 4 o clock to honor sister Henry Hull leaving for Alameda. Limited guest list among honor guests friends. Also notices a marriage solemnized at noon at J J Mackintosh home with Rev Vander Las officiating. After coast tour the couple will reside Mount Vernon. Informal afternoon gathering at E S Mitchells in Denny Blaine with twelve friends.

Lee Shaw Henry Hull Alameda Alice Aiken Seattle Walkinshaw Mount J. J. Mackintosh R. A. Vander Las Margaret Phillips Phillips Mount Vernon E. Mitchell Denny Blaing

Informal Bridge Party Planned for Pendleton Guests

Mr and Mrs Philip Austin Henderson host an informal bridge party at the home of Mrs Henderson's parents Mr and Mrs Charles L T Sowle to entertain house guests Mr and Mrs Wirt Pendleton of Okanogan next Saturday evening.

Wirt Pendleton Okanogan Philip Austin Henderson

Campau Child Christened at St Mark's With Family Sponsors

After Sunday services at St Mark's church the baby daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifton Read Campau was christened Ann Maryland Campau with Rev John D McLaughlin officiating and grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward B Campau acting as sponsors. A ten cover dinner followed at the Campau home Mount Baker Park.

St. Mark's Church Clifton Read Campau Ann Maryland Campau John D. McLaughlin St. Mark's Edward Campau Mount Baker Park

St Margaret’s Guild Tea at Ortho Pedic Shop

Mrs Parker of Mason Lake returns to town Thursday in charge at Tea. Mrs D McEachern hosts the St Margaret’s guild with assistants Mrs Gratton O’Bryan Mrs W W Fr G B Ransome Mrs R la Rush Mrs J W Barbour Mrs Eliott Miss Julia Carlson and Miss Kathleen Thompson.

D. McEachern St. Margaret's Guild J. Gratton O'Bryan Mra. W. W. Fr G. 8. Ransome Mra R. la Rush J. W. Barbour Mra. S. Eliott Julia Carlson Kathleen Thompson

Quadruplets Die After Birth in Venice Mother’s Arms

Venice California June 14 Four newborn boys born to Mrs L J Elliott died within hours of birth while in their mother’s arms. The babies appeared healthy aside from low weight. Mrs Elliott, mother of five prior children, was conscious during the deaths. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause.

Venice Cal L. J. Elliott

Eastbound social notices include travelers and visitors

Personal items list residents and guests traveling by motor or rail to cities including San Francisco Spokane Portland Denver and Vancouver. Names include Fred Ayer John Spareur Hiram Patterson Lu Shaw Edwin Booth Mary Shaw Henry Treat Earl Burton Diller J F Grant J LaRoy Owens A Roche Robertson Peter Duncan Marguerite Anna and families visiting or returning from sites such as Nirvana Highlands Gladstone Mich Green Bay Wis Vancouver and Bellingham.

Peter Duncan Marguerite Anna Gladstone Mich Green Hay Wis

Clergyman Denied Landing in Australia over Funds Claim

VICTORIA B C June 14 Melik Ormus an Angelican clergyman of the Syrian community in Chicago has been refused permission to land at Sydney Australia according to a cable from that city. The customs authorities believe he has been collecting money for his countrymen.

Victoria B. C Melik Ormus Chicago Sydney Australia

Lake Victoria’s Nearly Circular Shape in Africa

The article notes Lake Victoria in Africa as the second largest freshwater lake globally and describes its almost perfect circular form. It highlights its geographic size and notable circularity. The piece emphasizes the lake’s prominence among African water bodies and its global standing.

Lake Victoria Africa

Price Drop in Sydney Papers Cuts Morning and Evening Rates

Morning newspapers in Sydney, New South Wales, have cut prices from four cents to two cents, while evening papers reduce from three cents to two cents. The change takes effect immediately as vendors adjust to the new rates.

Sydney N. W

Clubs and gatherings on Thursday in Seattle

Local clubs list events for Thursday June 16 including Fortson-Thygesen Auxiliary luncheon at 408 14th Ave W and Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers' Club picnic at Mrs Walter K Macfarland summer home with boat transport from Madison Ave. Wallingford circle hosts a shower for Miss Mariel Jordan, Dr C B Ehinger speaks for Seattle Audubon, Mothers' Congress circle meets at 1707 20th Ave, and various society groups plan meetings, dinners, and dances across the city.

Fortson-Thygesen Mra J. L. Itahenry Forteon-Thygesen 14Th Ave. W Kappa Kappa Gamma Thurmlay Walter K. Macfarland Miahee Mer 8 Madison Wallingford Circle First Presbyterian Church Mies Mariel Jordan Siam V. W Sander B. Green Lake Bird CC. H. Keppler C. B. Ingalls Mra. G. Gill Winsitora Welcomea C. B. Ehinger Pennsylvania Seattle Audubon Society Chamber of Commerce Women's Missionary Society Tie Women's Missionary Society of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church H. A. Young Miranant Beach Madison St

Hot Water and Magnesia Best Stomach Medicine

Medical authorities favor keeping the stomach sweet with clean neutral acid levels rather than artificial digestives. After meals drink hot water with a teaspoon or two tablets of genuine bisulated magnesia to prevent excess acid and relieve pain, gas, sourness, or indigestion.

Moat

Dustproof coats for sunny country days

The feature promotes dustproof outerwear for both country and city use. It emphasizes top coats designed to shield against dust damp and heat, offered in herringbone and tweed styles, tailored for emergencies and daily wear.

Marsh Speaker at City Gathering

Ben C. Marsh director of the farm ere national council was to address labor leaders and grange men in the L C Smith building restaurant at 12 30 p m Wednesday. He was expected to comment on the Poindexter senatorial campaign in this state.

Ben C. Marsh Farmere’ National Council L. C. Smith Building

Collins Says Irish Peace Success Near

Dublin report states Michael Collins, after talks with Winston Churchill in London, returned to Dublin and indicated progress toward a permanent tranquilization of the border situation.

Collins Dublin Michael Colling Winston Churchill London

Bill to Put Arms Treaty in Effect in Lords

Lord Lee introduced a bill in the House of Lords to give effect to Washington arms conference treaties. The measure covers armament limits and the prohibition of poison gas in warfare.

London Lord Lee The Admiralty House of Lords

Evening card party for Ladies of the Golden North in K.P. hall

Public invited to a card party by the Ladies of the Golden North on Friday evening June 16 at 1923 First Ave. All Alaskana invited. Unity Psychology and Healing Class meets Wednesday evening June 14 at 609 Union St at 8 00 with free admission.

K.P. Hall Ladies of the Golden North Unity Psychology Union St

Complimentary Recital Friday at Meyers Modern School of Music

Meyers Modern School of Music presents a free recital featuring Verna Campbell soprano and Howard F Thompson cello at Montelius Music Hall on Third Ave and University St Friday evening June 16 at 840. The program includes works by Grieg Offenbach Raubtinstein Bohm and others with performances by Magdalene Schmidt Chas Lundberg Averill Warn and more.

Meyers Modern School of Music Verna Campbell Howard F. Thompson Montelius Music Hall Third Ave University Et Pauline Asher Avertil Warner Hert. Anthony Birching Edwerd Grieg The Sirene Francia Thome Raymond Frank Abendroth Lowing Meroh Begelmen Magdalene Hehmidt Chas. Lundberg Polonatae Ces KW Anton Raubtinstein Wollenhaupt Reni, Kraemer Ccee

Wayfarer claimant detained after attempted extortion

John B. Hanson 40 entered the Wayfarer headquarters demanding 5000 for his rights to the pageant. Darwin Meisnest called police and Hanson was jailed, later found insane in city custody after the confrontation.

John B. Hanson Wayfarer Fourth Ave Seneca At Darwin Meisnest Stenogs Meisnest Banson J. J. Rush Hanson

He Gave Her Up And Kept the Car

In London a unique British court ruling involved Frederik W lack a school teacher. After winning Mius Vera Jeffreys the couple quarrelled and the engagement ended he kept the motor car the Jeffreys parents had given as a betrothal gift. They sued to recover the vehicle.

London Frederik W.lack Mius Vera Jeffreys Lack Miss Jeffreys

Perhaps They Were Both Very Correct

In Chicago on June 14 a couple debated claims in court with Mrs. Kent calling her husband a loafer and the husband replying she is a gossip. The judge dismissed both remarks with a reprimand.

Chicago Thomas Kent

Countess Auto Turmoil Fatal Parade Collision

In Prussels on June 14 Elizabeth Longay driving Countess Auto crashed into a marching grenadier company in Avenue Loules. Thirteen soldiers were knocked down and three suffered fractured skulls. The driver remained unharmed as the vehicle sped through the parade formation.

Prussels Conn Elizabeth Longay Avenue Loules Grenadiers

French sword thrower arrested after theater murder

In Warsaw on June 14 Henri Lesarge, a French sword thrower, killed his wife during their act at a theater. He says it was an accident but has been arrested for murder.

Warsaw Henri Lesarge

Lemon Lotion Promises Fair Skin For Girls

A period advertisement touts a lemon based skin bleaching mixture using two lemons and Orchard White to yield a quarter pint of lotion for face arms and hands. It claims gentle whitening, rosier skin and freckles sunburn tan reduction without irritation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Seattle W Society Courtney I. Klopfenstein William Shannon California Helen Enegren Alfred Garrison Herbert A. Crowder Catherine Howe Harriet Baxter Robert Merrick Lloyd N. Walker Mamie Cameron W. G. Alexander Albert L. Evans Camp Lewis Katherine Shafer Dorsal Drive Claude Rameau Bridge Joseph Eggert Margaret Jenkins Wealey Fechter White Edmund L. Jenkins Miriam Youett Mr. James Gallagher George Youell Interlaken Guild Yacht Club John A. Porter George Henriot Wylie Hemphill Frances Lora Martin Thomas Cavan Howay J. Martin Hunt's Point Lewis P. Stokes Fenhurst Park Alfred Selman Garrison University Congregational Church SorHead Ben-Gay Leeming & CO New York Eleanor Bird A. F. Bird Grady Baby Camaren Earl A. Phillips Mrs. Phillips Helen Myers Harold Myers Broadway High School Helen Huntington Ruth Huntington Charlotte Thomas Denver, Colo George Parker Mason Lake Fred Ayer John M. Spareur Nirvana Port Madison Barrett Green Thomas Green Hiram Patterson San Francisco Rt. A. Vander Las Mra, Tr M. J Baby Tacoma Henry Wilcox Mrs J. G. Melee W. Highland Drive Queen Anne Hill Charlies E. Shephard Henry Whitney Treat Spokane Hiness Treat Charlotte Thoman University of Washington Denver Colo Earl Burton Diller Malcolm McFee White Bluffs J. F. Grant Zanesville, Ohio James D. Hogue the Highlands J. LaRoy Owens Mr. Owens Mra. A. Roche Robertson Mra. BR. D. Boyle Vancouver Rex Stafford Portland Plashy Alexander Chalmers Clinton Douglas Bellingham Dorie Welsh Xtermo Aphil Bugs II. F. Laucks, Inc Jero Noti Third Avenue Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers’ Club Audubon Society Mothers’ Congress Circle Mra. KR. B. Eastman 20Th Ave Victor Painter Pearl Case Brough A. BR. Todd Seattle Review the Maccabees Mia Emil Schultz Stoneway Seattle Circle Woodcraft Women's Commercial Club Washington Annex Bethany Church Richard van der Las Bethany Presbyterian Church Danish Sisterhood Society Evergreen Drill Team Club Sisterhood Society Albert Olsen Alpha Auxiliary K. P. Hall the National Bank OF Commerce OF Seattle Second Avenue Spring Street Marsh Lemons Crystal Natatorium Lenora
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