Wedding of Miss Marjorie Whitelaw and Mr Frank Fellows Day
Beautiful in every detail the wedding of Miss Marjorie Whitelaw and Mr Frank Fellows Day was held at Trinity with Rev Canon Blice officiating. The ceremony featured a pale pink bouquet, a Brussels veil, and a gold lace dress. reception followed at the White home with family, friends, and city society in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Whitelaw J
Frank Fellows
Trinity
Canon Blice
Bertha Tremper
Susan Gilfillam
House of
Mildred Nelson
City
Norman English
Pid Hogs
Arthur Latimer
Lewis
William Yerkes
Hugh Whitelaw
White
Whitelaw
Day
Davidsk
Mise Leslie
Warn
Josiah Towne
Harold McCaughey
Altho
Seattle
Lake
Big Lake
Wash
Col
George A. Walkem
Van
David Warnock
Seattle social clubs plan picnics and dances this June
The Seattle Business Women's Club closes its season with a basket picnic at Miss Jean Stovel's Mercer Island home. The Women’s University Club hosts a luncheon with Dean Arthur Priest speaking on women’s work. Clarence Sewall Clark and Marguerite Turenne to wed July 2 in Seattle. Dolly Cremer to marry Dr Samuel Sussman June 29 at her mother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Nute
Country Club
Packard
Hanson
Brookline
Mass
Seattle
Seattle Business Women's Club
Jean Stovel
Mercer Island
Lake Washington
City
Leech Park Dock
Franklin Dock
Women’s University Club
Women's University Club
Arthur Priest
Doe
Henry Suzzalio
A. M. H. Ellis
Dolly Cremer
Samuel Harold Sussman
Rev. S. Glazer
Suseman
Mins Cremer
Business Women's Civic Club
Beattive Business Women's Civic Club
Leedis Park
Bridge Luncheon and Game Hosted by Mrs Ida Schroeder
Mrs Ida Schroeder hosted a small informal luncheon at the Seattle Tennis club on Tuesday followed by a bridge game attended by guests at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Schroeder
Seattle
Quiet nuptials link Hazel Dunn and Robert Stevens
Miss Hazel E Dunn of Anacortes and Mr Robert W Stevens of Seattle wed quietly at the groom’s parents home on a Friday morning. Rev William K McKibben officiated and a wedding breakfast followed for immediate families before the couple left for a motor trip through British Columbia. The second announcement notes the Bromley family wedding of Miss Hilda Empson Bromley to Mr Thomas Brown Cunennan in St Clement’s church on Tuesday evening June 10 with Rev Bateman officiating.
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Philip
John C
Eden
Chicago
Mn Cupid
Philip Brooks
Miss Sewall
EB. DP. Sewall
Chi & Milwaukee Railroad
Beattie
Vancouver
Su- Portland Cement Co
Highlands
Rainier
Golf Clubs
Hazel E. Dunn
Anacortes
Robert W. Stevens
Seattle
William K. McKibben
Mrs. Stevens
British Columbia
Missa Hilda Empson Bromley
Thomas Brown Cunnenan
H.C. Bromley
St. Clement's Church
Bateman
Medicines Used by Monks Through the Centuries
The article notes Monica of an cent days knew over three hundred medicinal plants used by religious orders. It contrasts ancient remedies with modern advances and highlights Lydia EK. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long standing standard remedy for women's ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Notable West Coast Travel and Local Family News
A string of social notices details multiple families departing for trips to San Francisco, Alaska, and the Orient, with others returning from California, New York, and Japan. Highlights include two week stays at the Palace hotel in San Francisco, a five week Alaska trip, Harvard plan for Tom Oaken, and a wedding in Tacoma with Charles W. Thompson and Alta Beyner set for June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paniel Kelleher
Campbell
Hr. Brownell
Frank H. Brownell
Walter Oakes
Maude Oakes
Tom Oakes
Bainbridge Island
Kelleher
Mount Airy
Mount Jackson
Adelaide Heilbron
New York City
Oakes
Tom Oaken
Pomfret School
Harvard University
Robert B. Gleason
Virginia
Greybull
Wyo
William H. Horseley
Imogene Thompson
Gleason
Charles W. Thompson
Alta Beyner
Tacoma
Simple white frock with blue embroidered details
A charming afternoon tea or semi formal dress features a white handkerchief linen frock with a round yoke, embroidered check design in French blue cotton, and undersleeves in white organdie. It is finished with blue grosgrain ribbon bows and a white blue shaded hat with fruit trimmings.
Community group meetings and events list
Local clubs and organizations schedule a day of meetings and gatherings at homes and public venues. Sunshine Guild west Seattle chapters Daughters of the American Revolution and Beattie Eastern Star hold special and regular sessions while PT A Beattie Business Women Civic Club plans a Mercer Island basket picnic with ferry transport.
No Reserve Officers Training Camps This Year
Col. Otho W. Farr at the Seattle army recruiting station announced no reserve officers training camps will be held this year due to funds shortfall and unsettled industrial conditions. The camps began in 1915 with the Haratoga camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho W. B. Farr
Seattle
Haratoga
Hayes Sentenced for Attempted Grand Larceny
Ray Hayes, a familiar figure in police court, pled guilty to attempted grand larceny and was sentenced Tuesday by Presiding Judge Boyd J. Tallman to serve from one to seven and a half years in the state reformatory at Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hayes
Boyd J. Tallman
State Reformatory
Monroe
Lift Off Corns It Doesn’t Hurt Freezone Method
Advertises Freezone as a painless corn treatment using four drops on an aching corn. Claims instant relief and easy removal without soreness or irritation. Promotes availability from druggists for a few cents and credits a Cincinnati ether discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jealousy and reunion in a coastal family tale
A family learns of Bob's army discharge while planning a reunion. The narrator struggles with jealousy toward Katherine Miller as she once separated Bob from the family. Mother counsels restraint, while the narrator plans a return to an old disguise and seeks help from Roban Howe. Chrys resents the disguise and a doctor’s absence complicates matters. (To be continued.)
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Bob
Mother
Chrys
Sbe
Daddy Lorimer
Jim Jr
Jim
Katherine Miller
Army Filen
Roban Howe
Daddy
Lorimer
Dr. Certela
Hamilton Certeis
Freshening Your Summer Wardrobe Care
A guide to keeping summer garments looking new with home ironing and cleaning tips. It covers pressing damp fabrics on the wrong side, using a damp cloth on seams, vinegar rinses, careful handling of Georgette satin and organdie, Turkish towels, soap flakes, and gentle brushing for soiled areas. Includes glove care and delicate fabric handling.
Americanization Talk at Foreign Trade Luncheon
At the Army and Navy club Tuesday noon a Foreign Trade group luncheon discussed naturalization. The session reviewed the history of restrictive immigration and noted the current rule allowing aliens who served in the army or navy to become naturalized.
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Foreign Trade Clubs
Army and Navy Club
Queen of Thurmania Publishes Fairy Tale Book
During a recent visit the Queen arranged publication of a fairy tale book she wrote during the war to amuse her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thurmania
Lemon Juice For Freckles Remedies Lotion
A home remedy instructs squeezing two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint of freckle and tan lotion. Grocers sell lemons and drug stores offer orchard white for a few cents. Massage daily to fade freckles and blemishes for a smooth white complexion, claimed to be harmless and non irritating.
Dear Miss Grey Advice on love marriage and stage dreams
A 21 year old asks whether to marry a respectful stranger or the beloved. Miss Grey says stay single unless both love and respect exist. Also covers armistice questions, baby nail care, sibling favoritism, a married man, and a teen seeking stage training with blunt odds against a rich adoptive home, urging self effort.
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Miss Grey
Mise Grey
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Smart
A. H. Anderson
Sons
Lois Rey
B. Stedman
National League For Women’s Service
National League For Women's Service
Burke Building
New Headquarters
White Elephant Shop
Inez V. Morrison
Riley Allen
Betty Brainerd
Miss Lilly
Miss Sun
Charles H. Lilly
Seattle Golf Club
Marion Lilly
Oakermere School
Louise Sun
Springfield
Mills College Club
Frederick Bausman
Sunset Club
Aurelia Rheinhardt
Mille College
Mills College
Rheinhardt
Red Cross Jumble Shop
Harold Weeks
Red Cross
Weeks
J. HM. de Veuve
James Wylie
Victory Club
Lesehi Pavilion
Local 154
Panama
H. E B. Cawthorn
The
Seattle Business Women’s Club
University
Louise van O«ie
Department of Music
Montemeszzi
Meany
Raymond Auzias de Turenne
Mies Marguerite Auzias de Turenne
Ensign Clarence Sewall Clark
Philadelphia
Clark
Mrs. Turenne
Miss Turenne
Mr. Clark
Mount Rainier
William S. Peachy
John Eddy
A. PM Nute
Edward I. Garrett
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
George T. Myers
Alaska
J. P Howe
Elizabeth Howe
Portland
Mis
Francis Sundwall
Tom Barnes
Eagle River
Hritiah Columbia
Mrs. Henry Broderick
California
A. 8. Burwell
Darbara Burwell
Orient
Augusta Burwell
Boshisha School For
Japan
Donnell G. Fisher and Son
E. W. Purdy
Beltingham
Laverne Purcell
Zadilia
Mra Lawrence Ellis
Mra
William Pigott
William
Paul
Pigott
France
Culver Military Academy
Francis Guy Fink
B. C
George M. Horton
Gertrude Horton
Kenneth Horton
D. A. Nicholson
Anne
Elleneburg
Thomas Wl. Harrington
J. Tate Mason
William Grant
J. F. Grant
East
Edwin Strout
Vernita Swegen
J. F. Douglas
Lake Kachens
Frederick Graham
Lloyd X. Coder
Alpha Chi Omega
Lake Louise
N. A. Johanson
J. T. McVay
Ben W. Johnson
Edith
William C. Speidel
Nelson, B. C
Dorothy
Billie
Jack
Speidel
Betty Brown
Chuiby
Pythian Slaters
Mra. J
Sunshine Guild
J. F. Wiley
W. 69Th
D. A. BR
Picnic
Daughters of the American Revolution
Oswald Brown
Bryn Mawr
West Woodland PT. A
West Woodland
Parent-Teacher Association
Woodland Park
J. E. Wiley
Beattie Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Corinthian Hall
Masonic Temple
At & O'Clock
Hayes
Kate Miller
Braley
Elliott
Cynthia Grey
Mias Grey
Mins Grey
A. F
Arela
Second Avenue
Shuart’s
Buck
White Kid
J. & T. Cousins
Utz & Dunn
Griffin & White
Ouomar LA Monln
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