Seattle Weddings Unite Youell and Magher in Formal Birmingham Ties
A lavish ceremony united Miss Youell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Youell with Mr. Jamea Magher son of Mr. and Mrs. Magher of Birmingham Ala. The wedding at the Youell home featured white blossoms, graceful music by Ruth Osborne Boyer, and a satin gown for the bride with pearl ornaments. Attendants wore white gowns with pastel girdles. best man was Mr. William Wior. A reception followed with elaborate floral decor and a long receiving line. The scoop notes subsequent societal engagements and local college affiliations of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Youell
George Youel
Jamea
Magher
J. H Her
Hirmingham
Ala
Yone
Herbert H. Gowen
At & O
Ruth Osborne Boyer
Margaret Brady ME Tacoma
Alice Louise
William Wior
Arthur
J. Macdonald
Robert Wi
Portland
EB. H. Brady Roma
Edmund Poyneer
Everett
Frank P. Dew
Fault G. McDonald
Paul Jane
George T. Reid
Ruth Elizabeth Lea
Elizabeth MacHern Stryker
Frances Budd
Dolly Tanner
Clark
Gladys
Lu Shaw
Frank H
Chicago
Edwin 5
Laurence
Seattle
and A. Shaw
J. Burke
Pegsy Shaw
Mrs. Shaw
Marjorie Goetz
Flow
Josephine Shaw
Columbia
Dr. Shaw
Paul Clyde
Booth
Wenatchee
Milwaukee Downer College
University of Washington
Santa Clara College
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Mrs Bowden Hostess at Tennis Tea at Club
Mrs Edmund Bowden will host the regular tennis tea at the Tennis club with Mrs William Sherman Walker Mrs John Leslie Snapp and Mrs George Fortson presiding at the urns. Also listed are Miss Julia Ripley Miss Betty Ripley Miss Carroll Main Miss Katherine Dally Miss Harriet Doheny Mrs Edmund Robert Bowden and Mrs William Bert Bowden.
Bouffleur Dinner Guests Host Eaton Honor
Dr and Mrs Albert Irving Bouffleur entertain at their home next Saturday evening in compliment to Mrs William Leon aunt Eaton who plans to spend the summer in Europe. Thursday evening Dr and Mrs Quy and Peterkin will host a ten cover dinner in Mrs Eaton's honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leon
Eaton
Europe
Albert Irving Bouffleur
Summer dances at Seattle clubs draw young set
The Seattle Tennis club opens its first summer dance Friday June 23 with a young guests committee led by Hazel McMillan and supported by club members. A separate note mentions a Saturday evening dance at the Golf club and a bridge tea hosted by Mrs. William R. Hocking with eleven tables in play and officers A. D. Tollefsen and H. M. Hook presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Seattle
Hazel McMillan
Mra
James Colbert Sullivan
Arthur Latimer
Walter McAwan Tomkins
Corwin Eberting
Clara Emory
Marriet Baxter
Margaret Chinn
Heatrice Peeples
Mildred Farrar
Alice Hole
Amy Munday
Virginia Merrill
Virginia
Janet Sheahan
Marion Wiley
Phytlia Blake
Katharine Bacon
Betty de Voe
Nellie Felger
Priscilla Anderson
Polly Perkina
Geraldine Jackson
Janet Powell
William R. Hocking
J. B. Clark
A. D. Tollefsen
H. M. Hook
Harris Hosts Bridge Luncheon Club at Her Home
Mrs P E Harris entertains the bridge luncheon club at her home Thursday afternoon with twelve covers set for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Harris
Sunset Heights clubs hold June meetings citywide
The Sunset Heights Literary Club meets at Mrs. Annette Brindiey’s home on June 20 at noon for a picnic. W C T U plans a 2 p.m. gathering at Mrs. Shepnerd’s home to discuss flower and mission work. Seattle Lodge No. 7 hosts a whist party at Evergreen ball with a 8 p.m. business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Heights
Sunset Heights Literary Club
Annette Brindiey
Garfield St
Kinhear
Capitol Hill
Cc. T. Vu
W. C
Seattle Lodge
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Evergreen Ball
Social notes of local residents traveling abroad and visiting
Personal Mra, Batelle Dodge, and others head to Lake Mincid New York for a Kappa Alpha Theta convention. Various couples plan trips to San Francisco Lake Placid Canton and California while others visit family in Albany Providence Hertford and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Batelle Dodge
Helen Schwager
Misa Vera Allen
Lake Mincid
N. Y
Ernest L. Skeel
Dorothy
Marguerite
Lake Placid
Purple fashions rise in midsummer millinery trends
Purple dominates the season with wide popularity in hats and sweaters. The new all purple hat leads fashion as purple sweaters appear in smart shops, signaling a fresh wave of color at mid summer.
Thrift and Americanism Talk Draws Park Crowd
A crowd of over 1,000 gathered at Woodland Park to hear W. A. Wilkins discuss thrift and Americanism. The event also featured a community song service and performances by Mrs. J. Adams Boswell and Mrs. B. E. Measette of the La Boheme club, with baritone solos by O. E. Bennett and accompaniment by Helen Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
la Boheme Musical Club
O. E B. Bennett
Elke’ and
American Legion Band
Helen Wilkins
Robbers Pose as Noted Englishmen in Chicago Hotel
Two men in evening dress pretended to be English sportsmen in the Parkway hotel lobby in Chicago. Terry Druggan and Louis Alterie, noted valley gang members, were arrested after guests fled to their rooms and identification by multiple witnesses confirmed their roles in a $25,000 jewelry robbery at an exclusive apartment house last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Parkway
Terry Druggan
Louis Alterie
Valley Gang
Druggean
Alterie Wer
North Side
Or gandy and Dotted Swiss Fabrics In Summer Styles
Spring and summer dress fabrics feature organdie and dotted swiss in green, white, black and red options. Dotted Swiss dresses show organdie trims, net bands, narrow tucks, lace, and ribbon flowers for light airy silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swins Fabrica
Anything and Everything Column Opens in Bosses Desk
The narrator is ordered to write a daily column covering all topics from waffles to Mars. He notes humorous exchanges with the boss, references Noah Webster on the meaning of anything, and vows a democratic, all inclusive approach while hoping to stay on the page. The piece closes with a wary quip about quitting time and potential return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Webster
Noah
Mars
Help For Light Housekeepers Food Ideas For Small Cooking Setups
This notice offers practical food ideas for people in small living spaces with limited cooking equipment. It asks if you live in a room or small apartment and need nourishing meals without an oven or full kitchen. It mentions using a gas stove and suggests meal options for vacation cottages or shacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Poor Yeggs In Russia Rubles Loot At Dullinck Co
A gang of safe crackers raided two cafes inside the Dullinck Jobbing & Investment Co. offices at 204 First Ave. They planted charges and the blast woke Sunday. Four thousand seven hundred Russian rubles a 46 caliber pistol $15 cash and two stickpins were found as the loot less than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dullinck Jobbing & Investment Co
First Ave
Noted artist Micheline Resco aims for Harding portrait
New York June 19 The 26 year old Mademoville Micheline Resco won a 3000 prize in a competition among 160 artists for the best portrait of General Pershing. She has painted Europe's royalty and Foch agreed to pose. She now seeks to conquer America and hopes to paint President Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Quinn
New York
Knights of Columbus
Gen
John J. Pershing
Matic
Marshal Ferdinand Foch
America
President Harding
Thia
Alexander
Jugoslavia
Marie
Romania
Paria
Mademoiselle Resco
Ferwal
Irak
Gen. Pershing
Churches Urging Coal Settlement
The churches nationwide pressed President Harding to settle the coal miners strike in its twelfth week. Catholics, Protestants and Jews united in the plea as the country seeks an end to the labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Churches of the Nation Today
Harding
Hughes cites lies harming nation in Michigan address
Secretary of State Hughes told graduates at the University of Michigan that untruthful and inflammatory discussions by citizens and parts of the press are the nation's greatest current danger. He warned against demagogues and urged cabinet members to appear on the Senate and House floors to explain foreign policy and reduce misunderstandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
America
Hughes
University of Michigan
Republic
Congress
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Seattle Society
Miriam Youell
Miss Shaw
Mr. Booth
Mrs. Eaton
Literary and Travel Club
A. R. Tyson
Ave. N
Rainier
Mra. J. L. Lee- He
39Th Ave. S
Rai-nier
Graham St
West Side Women's Improvement Club
Cedarhurst
Mra. Geogre McCord
Ferry
Lincoln
Madison Park
Highland Park P-T. A
Highland Park P.T. A
Marshall Lindsey
Ninth Ave
Trenton St
Highland Park Mercantile Store
Highland Park P.T. A. Relief and Social Fund
Ate Ae
Caleidh Club
Mra. J. B. McReynolds
Meridian Ave
Ati P.m
Musical Art Society
Seattle Musical Art Society
Women's Missionary Society of Asbury M. E
Asbury Hall
Home Society
Foreign Society
Herel
Czecho-Slovakia
C. RB. Leigh
W. H. Phillips
CG. ¥. Mattmiller
G. W. Fritz
D. T. Rice
B. L. Ray
Byron Bird
Olive Reynolds
Robert H. Lord
Dorothy Ewing
Katherine Armatrong
Oakland
W. J. Bernard
Mine Marie Bernard
Mins Hille Bernard
San Francisco
Walter Tracey
Walter, Jr
Albany, N. Y
Capt. A. McDonald
Harry Glenn
Jibba
California
William John Walsh
Providence Hospital
Charles K. Poe
Hertford
Lake Washington
Alice Whalley
Birmingham School For Girls
Birmingham
John A. Whalley
Thrift At Park
Yanderinis
Frandas
By Wanda von Kettler
Washington Bureau
The
Seattle Star
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Reek
Herbert Hoover
Original Metropolitan Company
William Harris
John
Raham
Frank Megcynn
McLallen
Carson Carl McCullough
Billy Bouncers Circus
Byron
Morelos
Mexico
Ganize
Hota
First & Madison
Ballard District
Hegdahl Furniture CO
Ballard Ave
Micheline
Diplo
Ary Artes
Mademoiselle Micheline Reace
France
ISAY
Sample Cloak and Suit Co
Ce Lion Prine
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