Seattle society wedding vows in a pink garden at home
Miss Dorothy Godley wed Mr. Herbert Bryant in a ceremonial reading by R. A. Vander. The home setting featured pink blooms and roses with a formal ivory satin dress for the bride. Guests and attendants wore lace and orchid accents. The couple plans a wedding trip to Shawns Lake after which they reside at 711 E Republican St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Law
Heber Plank
Dorothy Godley
Frederick C. Godley
Herbert Bryant
R. A. Vander
Dorothy
Wilmer C
Fred Mercer
Bryant
Miss Helen
Ophelia
Boswell
Wilmer Clyde
Carlton Bryant
J. Hail
Chester B
Shawns Lake
Vancouver Island
Feir
E. Republican St
Evening entertainments and showers noted at local homes
Mr and Mrs Burwell plan dinner Tuesday at the University ib with twelve guests then attend a dance. Mr and Mrs Stewart and Mr and Mrs Rowman host at Sunset lab in compliment to Mr and Mrs Grant of Zanesville Ohio. Mrs Horn honored at a luncheon by Mrs Claude M Seeley in San Francisco. Mrs Kane hosted a Tuesday bridge luncheon for Miss Helene Adler an August bride followed by bridge and social entertainment. A miscellaneous shower completed the list of social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burwell
University Ib
William T. Burwell
A. B. Stewart
J. Crowman
Sunset Lab
Frederick J. Grant
Zanesville
Ohio
Bridge
I Miss Polly Wilson Quietly Married
Polly Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Wilson wed Edgar Lee Owen son of Rev W P Owen in a quiet ceremony at the groom’s parents home Rev Owen officiated to an immediate family group They leave for a month at Lake Chelan and will reside in Wenatchee Dinner guests include Dr and Mrs Mesday Mr and Mrs Black and others from Honolulu and local families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Wilson
H. J. Wilson
Edgar Lee Owen
W. P. Owen
Owen
Rev. Owens
Mrs. Owen
Lake Chelan
Wenatchee
Snoqualmie Lodge
Tom Mesday
Joseph Black
Cecil Dexter
Stanley Griffith
Colin B. Radford
Stanley Mackenzie
Honolulu
Herbert BE. Coe
Luncheon and Dinner Parties Held in Local Homes
Mrs Lyman Banks issued invitations for a luncheon at her Eagle Harbor home next Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Stanley MacKenzie of Honolulu. The occasion also complimented her son in law and daughter Ident I D Richardson USN and Mrs Richardson. Mrs Olive T Castle hosted an informal dinner at her home last evening honoring the same circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Banks
Eagle Harbor
Stanley MacKenzie
Honolulu
I. D
Richardson
S. N
Olive T. Castle
Seattle Day Nursery Sets June Garden Party Meeting
A special meeting of the Seattle Day Nursery association is set for Tuesday June 21 at 11 o clock at the home of Mrs Fred erick Bausman. The group will discuss plans for the garden party to be held at Mrs Bausmans residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Day Nursery Association
Frederick Bausman
Wisconsin Goldenrod Club
George 8. Armstrong
Seattle
Degree of Honor, Protective Association
Evergreen Hall
Arcade Building
Minnewatha Club Sums Up Summer Dance Series
The Minnewatha club will hold the second summer dance at the Lesch pavilion on Saturday evening with a host list including Mayor Hugh Caldwell and Mrs Caldwell Judge and Mrs Austin Griffiths Thomas F Murphine and Mrs Murphine Harry W Carroll and Mrs Carroll Roy Page Ballard and Mrs Ballard Oliver T Erickson and Mrs Erickson J Allen Smith and Mrs Smith Nathan Eckstein and Mrs Eckstein Arthur R Priest and Mrs Priest F Christensen and Mrs Christensen Carl F Reeves and Mrs Reeves W G Beach and Mrs Beach William A Gaines and Mrs Gaines Josiah Collins and Mrs Collins Eugene DPD Adams and Mrs Adams Thomas B Hill and H A Kyer and Thomas L Burna noted among patrons and patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnewatha Club
Lesch Pavilion
Hugh Caldwell
Austin Griffiths
Thomas F. Murphine
Harry W. Carroll
Roy Page Ballard
Oliver T. Erickson
J. Allen Smith
Emery Paper Use in Garment Care and Cleaning
The article notes that high grade emery is employed by professionals to remove shine from garments and also for cleaning white felt and white corduroy. It emphasizes versatility of emery in textile maintenance.
How to repair broken crockery with alum
To mend chipped dishes melt a teaspoon of alum and dip the edges. Damp the broken edges in the alum solution and press them firmly together until the piece cools and dries.
Dustless duster and lace framed fans described
A dustless duster is made by cutting cheesecloth to shape, dipping in turpentine, and letting fumes evaporate. Black lacquered wood frames many new fans. The medium features black lace and soft folds that wave between panels.
Social notes greet a busy summer in the city
A flurry of visits and departures marks a social week with Mr. and Mrs. A. Kerry of Portland hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garrett. Lieut. J. D. Richardson and Mrs. Richardson return from Boston while stationed at Bremerton. Others travel to Hayden Lake Tacoma and Virginia as summer plans move forward. An unrelated recipe follows for beating eggs with sugar and lemon juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry
Portland
City
Edward Garrett
Community clubs schedule a Friday of meetings and events
St Martin's Mothers Club gathers June 17 at 2 p.m. hosted by Mary A Judd at 937 11th Ave N. Women’s Auxiliary to Seattle Post No 18 hosts Alki beach supper June 7 at 3 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Nurses’ Association plans a dinner for Harriet Leete at Women’s University Club. Summer dances begin June 17 at Alki Community Hall with multiple clubs participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martin's Mothers’ Club
Mary A. Judd
Lth
Ave. N
Broadway
Newton St
Women's Auxiliary
Seattle
Post No. 18
American Legion
Alki Beach
Alki
Colonel Ellsworth
G. A. RR
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Nurses’ Association
Harriet Leete
New York
National Child Hygiene Association
State and
King County Nurses’ Association
Women's University Club
Alki Women's Improvement Club
Alki Campfire Girls
Alki Junior Boys’ Club
Campfire Girls Plan Mt Rainier Camp and Boat Fund
The Scribes Club met at headquarters with Ruth Brown in charge. They discussed Mt Rainier camp needs a baby and a horse and noted Torch magazine is available. The Junior Guardians funded a boat for camp named Seewin with a three fold flame symbol and plans for a July 12 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribes’ Club
Seattle
Junior Guardians’ Association
Takkodah Hivebirds
Martha Hervin
Seewin
Dorothy Bullitt
Recital by Meyers School of Music Pupils in Montelius Hall
Pupils of Meyers Modern School of Music perform a recital in Montelius Hall at 8:30 pm tomorrow. The program includes works by Chopin, Grieg, Lavallee, Heller and others and features soloists Elizabeth Weir, Pauline Klateker, and Marjorie and Lettie Peel among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers’ Modern School of Music
Montelius Hall
Belection _ Beattle Mandolin Club
Frederick Chopin
Mra
Pluma Schulke
Elizabeth Weir
Myowetia
Arnoldo Bartorio
Pauline Klateker Hehersze
EB Minor
Frank Kane
Vinte Bolo
Seve
Albbort
Jungman
Herman Krupp
Leonard Gautier
Mendelesohn
Ror
4 Hawley
Edward Grieg Marjorie
Lettie Peel
Calixa Lavallee
Frederick Chopin Mre
Pluma Behulke
George Fraser
Jean Fraser
Pupkia
Madame Clara Prooks
Vielin Boloe
Gladys Hean
Bohers
Paris Fashion Sees Longer Skirts In Fall Colors
Paris designers present skirts nine inches from the ground with longer panels creating the illusion of extended hems. Black and mauve emerge as favored colors in the new fall offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sleeves Debate in Baby Sleeping Bag Design
A note argues adding sleeves to baby sleeping bags prevents using hands freely, labeling sleeveless options as cruel. The piece stresses restricting arm movement hampers infant comfort and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Velvet Hats Crowned by Burnt Orange Ribbon Weave
The article notes burnt orange velvet baby ribbon woven into braids forming crowns for velvet hats. It also mentions BOLO FF Albummer girls pay at the rate of seven dollars.
Blood Nutrition and Vitality Effects Highlighted
The piece explains thin pale blood weakens the body. It notes reduced ability to convert food into tissue and warns against iron and nutrient deficiencies causing weakness irritability and nervousness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle W Society
Miss Godley
J. Bryant
Miss Farrar
Miss Sweet
Mildred Farar
Horn
Claude M. Seeley
Henry Horn
San Francisco
Mrs. Mackenzie
Cranolene Bartell’s Drug Store
Koren Ave
Butler Drug Co
Butler
J. P. Chase
Chemist
James
Elliott
Lewis Krause
Leonard Krause
Mrs. J. 8. Kane
Los Angeles
J. A. Allen
Mr. Kane
James DD. Hoge
J. D. Richardson
Edwin A. Strout
Donald Nicholson
Anne
Mary Collins
Saints Rest
George Allen
Hayden Lake
Hugh Chilberg
John S. Hume
40Th Ave. N
H. Eugene Allen
Providence Hospital
Queen Anne Hill
D. Gardiner Tyler
Stephen Fowler Chadwick
California
Virginia
Frank Bourns
Tacoma
Harold Stout
Gonzaga College
Spokane
B. L. Gates
John McMillan
Hazel McMillan
New York City
Gerald Frink
James Frink
Culver Military Academy
Lucile Gildersleeve
Virginia Merrill
Middleton
Conn
E . Bethies
Eagle Brand
Post No
Pennsylvania Study Club
Thomas and
Harvard
Native Daughters of
Washington
Princess Angeline
Henrietta Andrews
Baren Ave
Ellsworth
Milas Franees Robinson
Wayne Apartments
K. of P. Hall
Third
Mies Iva Erickson
Trexell
Roberta
Chester
George Green
William Leonard
Levi Linton
Horlick
Havana
Cuba
Beeret
Pacific
Ladies’ Tailoring Co. Traders Building
Third and
Marion Entrance
Third Avenue
Pal
N. I
St. P. Ry
Port Angeles
Port Townsend
S.S. Sioux
Colman Dock
Angeles
R. F. Weeks
D.f.a& Pla
E. D. Parks
Jersey Jackets
Brown
Second
UNION
Victor
Sherman Clay & Co
Tecoma
Housewives
Westlake
Waite Roe Boon
Jere Beaprie
O ReeuLatoa Co
Atlanta
Camp Lewis Wireless
Third Ave
Madison St
Wash
Pacific Coast
THE
United States Government
France
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Northwest
Chateau Thierry
Soissons
Aisne
Marne
ST. Mihiel
Meuse
Argonne
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