Evening wedding ties Enegren to Alfred Garrison
Miss Helen Margery Enegren daughter of Mr and Mrs Enegren wed Alfred Selman Garrison in a 2 PM ceremony at University Congregational church officiated by Rev H C The event featured white and green decorations and a reception at the Enegren home. The couple plans to reside in the University district after a July 1 departure. Garrison is a University of Washington graduate and Tau Beta Phi member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Margery Enegren
Eneogren
Alfred Selman Garrison
H. C
Rneworth Currier
A. Het
A. G. Henke
Carrie Lovering
Marion Ella
Bellingham
W. Dad
Georgette
Enegren
Farnsworth Currier
Ralph Hoffman
William Brawley
Harold MecDon
Courtney Klopfenein
John Burkheimer
Ss. H. H. Ells
Eleanor
Miss Mar- Ells
Catherine Ostrander
Helen Fay
Eleanor Jr
Garrison
M Garrison
Uni of Washington
Kappa Alpha Theta Ity
College of Engineering
Th University
Tau Beta Phi Fraternity
Robert R. Sterling
E. 43Rd St
Elizabeth Nye Sterling
Charlies
Ernest Spurgeon
Richmond Beach
Ralph Magee
First Methodist Church
Laura Sterling
Harold Clark
Portland
Spurgeon
Mrs. Spurgeon
Canada
Miss Fisken Names Ideal Attendants for Wedding
Miss Fisken announces attendants for her daughter Mary Fisken's wedding to Everett Griggs II of Ta and son of C M I of St Paul. Ceremony by Rev John McLauchlan at the country home of the bride with an outdoor reception. Dinner dance at the Golf club postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald James
Mary
Everett Griggs II
Keith Fisken
Virginia
Harriet Baxter
Blake
Elizabeth
Chauncey Wright Griggs
Wells Griggs
St. Paul
Wagner
Tacoma
Fisken
Hamilton Rolfe
Marshall Ailen
Marfield
Miss Messer Hosts Luncheon at Harmer Club
Miss Ellen Messer entertains as guest of honor Miss Margaret Chinn and Miss Maude Oakes at a luncheon at the Harmer club on Thursday afternoon June 29. Other items note engagements and a quiet home wedding in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chinn
Maude Oakes
Ellen Messer
Harmer Club
Donald Fraser to Wed June 29 at Pierremont
The marriage of Miss Josephine Cook of Crozet Virginia to Mr Donald Fraser son of Mr A G M Fraser was announced earlier and will be solemnized Thursday afternoon June 29 at 4 o clock at Pierremont the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Cook
B. C. Cook
Crozet
Donald Fraser
A. G. M. Fraser
Pierremont
Tea at Mrs Buckingham's Home
Mrs D F Buckingham will entertain the Women's University club and guests with a bridge tea at 1726 Evergreen Place Friday afternoon June 3 at 2 o'clock. Reservations phone Mrs E F Whiting Fast 3809. Tea only invited at 4 o'clock. this is first in a series of fort nightly teas for the furnishing fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Farrar
Margaret Chinn
Edward W. Andrews
Harriet Baxter
Sunset Club
Golf Club
Henry Broderick
James Hyan
Anna Thomson
Milturn
Beatrice Peepies
Forrest Goodfellow
Bridge Sea
Catharine Howe
Hervey B. Wiltur
Frank
Bayley
Alvah Lemuel Carr
Campbell Keileher
George
Everett Orville Jones
Beach Drive
Warrier Haxter
Mary Lea Fisken
Jotn Ewing Price
Andrew Price
Charles Hi. Burnett
James Richard Goodfellow
Thomas Green
Robert Boyle
Seattle Yacht Club
D. F. Buckingham
Weren's University Club
Evergreen Place
EF. P. Whiting
Informal Dinner and Dance Honoring Mrs Long
Nellie Patrick entertained fifteen guests informally at dinner at her home on Thursday evening as a birthday compliment to Mrs Joseph Long. Dancing was the later amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Nellie Patrick
Joseph Long
Camp Lewis R O T C Cadets Dance at Hostess House
Cadets from Camp Lewis Reserve Officers' Training Corps held their first dance at the hostess house on the Pacific highway. About a hundred young women from Camp Lewis Tacoma Olympia and Dupont attended as dancing partners. The event was chaperoned by Major General Muir and various officers and their wives. The cadets, roughly 300 college men from multiple western universities, are in a six week summer encampment. Dances will continue weekly through July 19 with next event on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Mra. Holcomb
Mra. Gregory
Tacoma
Bertrand EK. Buckmaster
Olympia
Mra. C
Lord
George M. Inghram
University of Washington
University of Oregon
University of California
University of Idaho
University of Montana
Leland Stanford University
Washington State College
Oregon Agricultural College
Card Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs J C Moore
Mrs J C Moore will entertain her card club at a luncheon Monday afternoon at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Moore
Double Wedding Solemnized at Stevens Home
A double wedding was held Tuesday June 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs William M Stevens. Miss Misa Margaret V Heyer wed Lawrence R Hennings and Miss Wae McCoy wed Frank R Burns. Rev George W Beck officiated with attendants Adeline Heyer and T Stuart Clarke. The couples plan a wedding trip to Oakland California and will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Stevens
Informal Supper Honors Mrs Eaton and Mrs Bentley
An informal supper at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Sharples honors Mrs. William Leonard Eaton and Mrs. Frederick Bentley. The event Sunday evening features guests and hospitality reflecting a courteous social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Pre Sharples
William Leonant Eaton
Frederick Bentley
Informal Tea for Architects During City Guild Week
The city guilds plan a series of informal teas at Orthopedic Tea Shop next week with hosts and guests listed for each day. Carl F. Gould and Mrs. Gould will entertain visiting Tacoma architects and wives with an informal tea from 4 to 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hull
Frank Elwell Case
Denny-Fuhrman
Mra. E. Silverstone
Ma‘trona
A. Menke
L. K. Mephens
Mount Baker Park
P. G. Kinger
Hoateee
Seahurst Auxiliary
R. L. Melion
Hoateas
Mra. Case
Harvey Gray
Urye
F. C. Braden
Neal Boyle
Bruce Shorts
Miller Freeman
Mary Terrell Gilesting
Carl F. Gould
Tacoma
Committees Named for Musical Tea at Orthopedic Hospital
University Guild of the Orthopedic hospital will host a musical tea at the Phi Delta Theta chapter house on 2111 EB 47th St Wednesday afternoon June 28. Committees include entertainment chair Della Wright and tickets Mrs C L Phillips. tables Mrs BR Cogswell. refreshments Mrs Carl Liebrand. decorations Mrs F Cogswell. prizes Mrs H C Joy. special features Mrs C B Kinne. program Mrs W H McCulloch. and hostesses Mrs A H Wiseman. Urn presiders are Mrs Howard Hanson Mrs Pierre J Frein Mrs Alien Smith and Mrs C T Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital
Phi Delta Theta
47Th St
Della Wright
Mra
C. L. Phillips
BR. J. Cogswell
Carl Liebrand
F. Cogswell
H. C. Joy
Cornish School Announces Summer Music Enrollments
Cornish school in Seattle reports growing summer enrollment for July session. National interest elevates the program as it enters its eighth year with top artists leading voice studies. Jacques Jounterville, Mrs Karla Strong, Sara Y B Peabody and Ella Helm Boardman to headline. Sergei Kilbansky returns for third season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
Seattle
America
Jacques Jounterville
Karla Strong
Sara Y. B. Peabody
Ella Helm Boardman
Sergei Kilbansky
New York
Cornish School
Jacques Jouterville
Pacific Northwest
Summer travelers and visits across the continent
Personal notices list many residents leaving for Europe and elsewhere this summer. Mrs Martin Coryell Erismann will visit Switzerland after two years in New York while Mrs Beryl Finch heads to New York for the season. Several others plan trips to Yellowstone Alaska California and Chicago with families in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Martin Coryell Erismann
New York
Switzerland
Mre
Beryl Finch
Campfire Girls Celebrate Rosemarys Third Birthday Party
Campfire Girls entertain Rosemary, the camp mascot, with a folk tale recreation, a crown of roses, and a three candle cake as 150 attendees cheer. Other notes describe visiting days, candy drives for soldiers, meetings, and upcoming events across several clubs and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
Cornish School Summer Opera Faculty and Plans
The Cornish school announces a strong winter and summer program with renowned tenor Jouterville, noted as the first opera broadcast on the Pacific coast. Faculty include Mrs. Kyria Strong and daughter Vivian Hart Strong, Sidney Allison, Sara Y. B. Peabody, and Ella Helm Boardman, plus Nellie Cornish directing a summer season expected to attract students nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Jouterville
Hoston Grand Opera Company
France
Kyria Strong
Northwest
State College
Pullman
Vivian Hart Strong
Sidney Allison
Ella Helm Boardman
First Baptist Church
Thie City
Nellie Cornish
Seattle Nh
Amon
Chapter 6 P F O to close season with luncheon meeting
Chapter 6 P F O closes summer program with a noon luncheon and business meeting at Mrs A K Yerkes home Seahurat Park. Members depart Lake Burienear at 10 50 a m from Occidental and Yesler Tuesday June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. A. K. Yerkes
Seahurat Park
Lake Burienear
Occidental
Yesler
Hurricane approaching could disrupt atmosphere and light
A powerful hurricane nears coastlands, with forecasts warning of atmospheric disruption and intense light refraction stretching across more than 1000 miles. The event threatens weather patterns and visibility for travelers and residents preparing for impact.
Confed erate Ladies Club and Social Groups Meet June 26
Daughters of the Confederacy Robert B K Lee Chapter meet at 1 40 p m with Mrs Thomas J Acheson at 4100 W McGraw Myrtle Social Club hosts June 26 2 p m at Mason ic Temple with bridge and whist Union groups announce white ribbon drive for seniors 70 plus seek names and addresses for mailing list at 308 Hinckley Road cap at Capitol Hill W Co hosts tenth annual Three Score and Teners camp fire at M P Church 16th Ave N and Im John St 2 p m invites all friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert BK. Lee
Robert J. Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Thomas J. Acheson
W. McGrawat
Myrtle Social Club
O. RF
Masonic Temple
Bridge and Whiet
Eastern State and Friends
Capital Hill W
Capitol Hill W. Co
M. P
16Th Ave. N
Im. John St
Seattle
Clark
Hinckley
Seattle Social Season Open With Navy Yard Dinners and Receptions
A Washington naval social week features dinners aboard the U S S Arizona and at officers clubs, with Vice Admiral Shoemaker welcomed in Honolulu en route to the Orient. Attendees include Rear Admiral Hoogewerff and Mrs Hoogewerff, Mrs Muir, Mrs Phillips, and many officers and their spouses. Luxury recreations include breakfasts at Rainier Club, luncheons at the New Washington, and a large Officers Club ball at Camp Lewis with notable guests and immigration official Alfred Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
John A. Hoogewerff
Puget Hound Navy Yard
Mra. Hoogewerff
Orient
Annapolis
Honolulu
Les Voyageurs
Ivan C. Wettengel
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Mra. Wettengel
W. K. Shoemaker
Pacific Fleet
George KR. Marvell
U. 8. B. Arizona
Mra
Marvell
Frank KE
Army
University of Washington
Mra. Meyer
Association
Oren B. Meyer
U. 8 Aji
Seattle
Gamborg-Asen
Nel Carl Gamborg Andresen
Schultz
BE. H
Officers’ Club
Camp Lewis
Felix Blackburn
U. A
Blackburn
Alfred Hampton
Bureau of Immigration
Northwest
Hampton
J. W. Conway
Amundsen planned solo mono plane voyage in days
A humorous musing on attempting a polar flight in a single-person aircraft and the idea of bringing friends, followed by sociable courtroom banter about a woman bailiff and lawyers. The narrator jokes about misread terms and the line of lawyers exiting the prosecutor’s office.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steatile Society
Helen Enegren
Alfred Garri
Miss Fisken
Idal
James O. Gallagher
Miriam Youell
George Youell
P. Croule O'’Renn
Miss Messer
Eaton
Keith Logan Bullitt
William Leonard Beton
Pilchuck Lodge
Louisa McFee
J. G. MecFee
St. Nicholas’ School
Dorothy Dickey
Catherine Howard
Caroline Chinn
Gwladys Matthews
Betty Young
Doris Gilbert
Mrs. White
W. L. White
Spokane
Dary
Elliott White
Moran
Robert Moran
Rosario
Mary Roberta
Walter Shea Wood
United States Infantry
Mrs. E. N. Brooks
E. N. Brooks
Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Society
Frederick & Nelson
Ida Corey
Robert Seithead
Yellowstone Park
Margaret Harlbut
Condon
Ore
Han
Ruth Lindsey
Anna Louise Spelberg
A. B. Howe
J. Borden
J. J. Long
Moritz Milburn
Anna Thomson Milburn
Thacher School
California
Mrs
Benjamin Milnes
Queen
Alaska
T. Oren Watson
Los Angeles
Dr. Oren
William Leonard Eaton
Loyal
Dan Tamont
B. A. Wilson
Oakland
Cal
Delia Hahn Gearin
Quebec
Europe
Queena Leithead
San Francisco
O. W. Cords
Paul Grannis
Allan Bier
Adelheid Kaufmann
Jacob Kaufmann
South
Mins Zana Brown
Chicago
Mr. U. HM. Shall
Hpokane
Mra. L. B. Hoge
Lake Keeochelua
Kathleen Donahoe
Francia P. Terrell
Wan Angeles
W. James Young
Homer K. Witter
J. Rosenbloom, Jr
Alice White
John M. Moran
Mies
Mary Moran
Walter Rhea Wood
Mrs. R. E. Moritz
Motor
Calmar McCune
Haxtun, Cole
Austin E. Griffiths
Alfred G. Ayerst
Camp Hearth
Pier IV
Inez
Kibelo
Madeline Yeo
Elizabeth Dyer
Mable Edwards
Elien Powers
Roslyn Wadsworth
Louise Cannon
Port Townsend
Theosophical Society
Henry R. Thayer
The
Lyon Bidg
Third
James
W. L. Thompson
EB. G. Waldron
Wilfred Lewis
J. Howard Darlington
Josiah Andrews
Clara Collins
Ladies’ Aid
Columbia Congregational Church
H. H. Mastings
West Seattle
W. B. Scott
Alaska St
California Junction
J. Wallingford
C. D. Parker
Latcas
Wallingford
Green Lake
Meridian
Emma Wood
Chamber of Commerce
Aquila Lodge
Madison St
Liberty
Washington Hall
Wisteria Club
P. F
Government of
United States
Seattl
Navy
Marine
Coast Guard
Geodetic
Public Health
George RB. Marvell
Arizona
Mra. Marvell
Harriet W. Brown
Frank EK. Hidgely
Mra. Ridgely
R. L. Irvine
Irvine
Allen Hoar
George R. Marvell
Rainier Club
Charlies L. Phillips
New Washington
Asso
Fort Lawton
Mra. Charles
Oscar J. Charles
Garrison Bridge Club
Miss Charles
Marine Corps
Marine Barracks
Carl Gamborg-Andreset
Ss. M. C
C. A. Larkin
Lyman Passmore
C. H. Brown
Yanderins
Anda
By Wanda von Kettler
Amundsen
Fourth Ave
Hermotone
Bertha FE
Shapleigh Cooking Authority
N.E. A. Service
Columbia University
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