Tea and society notices in Seattle event calendar
Invites and social teas mark the week with Mrs. Hervey B Wilbur hosting at 434 6th Ave to honor new Wom University Club president Mrs Frank Bay and retiring president Mrs Alvah Carr Events include a theater outing to the Metropolitan with Mr Campbell Kelleher and Miss Margaret Chinn and songs by Miss Philip Bride Tea hosts and bridal showers share in afternoons with garden party details and guest lists across June 2 27 at various Seattle homes and clubs.
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RS. Hervey B. Wilbur
6Th Ave
Frank
Wom University Club
Alvah Carr
Egg W. Heal
James Jase
Philip Bride
Leone Langdon
Margaret Chinn
Her Gance
Edward W. An
Campbell Kelleher
the Metropolitan
Women’s University Club
Jennie Eustace
Otherly
Abra- Lincoln
Metropolitan
Alvah L
Campaign Orator Question Sparks Audience Tension
A London scene shows an Ardent Supporter pressed for an answer as the campaign orator asks the public to repeat a question. The exchange highlights strained communication between speaker and audience in a political rally setting.
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Centleman
London
Social whirl of travelers and visitors across cities
A string of residents and guests depart for vacations and visits. Mr. and Mrs. David Meyers head to Victoria B C, others plan trips to Pacific Beach Seattle Honolulu Denver and Vancouver B C. A birth at 2746 Broadway Ne is noted along with several relocations and summer stays in Oska loosa Spokane and Hoboken.
Community clubs schedule diverse events around Seattle area
Rose and flower exhibit and multiple club activities fill a Seattle weekend. Vashon Heights Rose Culture Club hosts a Saturday exhibit at Clarence Brags home with evening hours. Various chapters conduct picnics, meetings, and socials including Fortnightly Club at Port Madison and Daughters of the Confederacy meet at 130 pm. Public notices urge senior citizen outreach and league events.
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Vashon Heights
Queen Anne
George B. Lane
Port Madison
Pier 11
The Policeman and the Little Gray Lady Encounter
A reporter recalls a morning on Third and James where a tall policeman helps an elderly woman across the street. The scene centers on the kind gesture as the two cross and reach the car she wishes to reach. The author muses about aging, memory, and a wish for a future policeman like 107.
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Third and James
Third
James
Labor Organizer Dead by Own Hand in Denver
Denver reports the apparent suicide of M. A. Murphy a labor organizer for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Murphy from Butte Montana was found dead in his hotel room with a slashed threat and a bloodied pen knife discovered during a room search. Friends could not determine a motive.
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Denver
M. A. Murphy
Butte, Mont
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Murphy
Madison Parkers Called to Clean Beautiful Beach
Residents urged to rally with picks and shovels to cleanup Madison Park Beach at the city entrance along the Yellowstone Trail. Volunteers aim to restore its conspicuous position and value to the community.
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Madison Parkers
Madison Park Beach
Yellowstone Trail
Stock Officials Probe Mexico Oil
New York stock exchange officials ordered a probe into the price fluctuations of Mexican Petroleum which has risen 63 points in recent days. Brokers allege manipulation in anticipation of a corner. This marks the second probe of Mexican Petroleum within a year.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Logger Held on Third Degree Assault Charge
Louis Besner a 62 year old logger was jailed on a third degree assault charge. A warrant was served after Iva Aoad of 2026 First Ave told police Besner tried to attack her 10 year old daughter at the Milton hotel Thursday night. Detectives arrested him when he returned to the hotel for his two grips. His bond was set at 1500 dollars.
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Louis Besner
Iva Aoad
First Ave
Besner
Milton Hotel
Zoners To Discuss Rainier Heights Improvement Plan
Rainier Heights Improvement Club gathers Saturday at 8 P M at the Yesler Way Branch library for a talk by the spring commission about local zoning and development plans.
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Rainier Heights
Improvement Club
Spring Commission
Yesler Way
War-weary crowd defeated as heat slows Tacoma clash
Tacoma reports 81 men overcome by heat during a city station shuffle. Jailor says all will recover. In Norman, 44, of Ratner Ave, held on liquor charge. arrested Thursday night with officers Henry Norton Bryant at his home. A still and a gallon of moonshine seized. 400 gallons of mash destroyed.
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Tacoma
City
Norman
Ratncr Ave
EB. Menry
G. Norton
C. L. Bryant
Pest control product claims benefit over powders and traps
An advertisement touts a pest control mix named Stearns' Plectic promising faster rat and insect elimination than powders or traps. It claims effectiveness in a single night, scope across 15 languages, a 2 oz and 15 oz sizes, price $1.50, and a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Stearns
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