Women’s University Club Activities Parade Seattle March Events
Members gather for luncheons and talks with Miss Ella Schooley speaking on women’s roles. A bridge dinner, trustee meetings, dinners hosted by various members, a film showing, rug talk by Dr. H P Packard, and a wedding trip welcome highlight a packed March calendar. A February engagement of Miss Irene Brown to Kenneth Peterson is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's University Club
Ella Schooley
Finance Department
National
C. A. Bemis
George O. Brehm
Fred Roberts
Board of Trustees
Roy Kinnear
Robert McAusland
Mem
Paul H. ‘Watt
Shirley D. Parker
H. P. Packard
C. A. Ferris
Elizabeth Rowell
Irene Brown
Kenneth Peterson
Peterson
West
Seattle
Homemade Tapioca Paste Keeps Soft and Harmless
A simple paste can be made with four tablespoons of tapioca and a half cup water. Cook and stir occasionally, adding water as needed. A few drops of wintergreen added after cooking will keep the paste sweet.
Mount Bakeray Improvement Club Meeting Note
Mount Paker Park Improvement Club will meet at the club house Wednesday evening to discuss matters of importance. A short address by a Chamber of Commerce speaker will precede refreshments provided by the Pacific Northwest Products Bureau. members and friends urged to be present.
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Mount Bakeray Improvement Club
Mount Paker Park
Various club meetings slated for Wednesday in Seattle area
A crowded Wednesday schedule includes Progressive Thought Club at Federation Clubhouse 232 Harvard Ave North 1:30 pm Dr Powers to speak on Life After passing. Lincoln Circle Child Conservation League at 5558 Kenwood Place 1:30 pm Mrs Dabney to discuss Home Is the Place You Can Live Your Ideals Yourself. West Seattle Art Club meet 2711 Thirty Seventh Ave SW 10:30 am with talk on Spanish Characteristics and Architecture. Rainier Beach Woman's Club meets 2 pm Emerson School. PT A at 3 pm with Dr Stevenson Smith speaking. Election of officers at 2:20 pm. A host of other meetings listed across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Thought Club
Federation Club
Harvard Ave. North
J. D. O. Powers
Child Conservation League
Lincoln Circle
E. D. Brown
Kenwood Place
BE. P. Dabney
West Seattle
Dana Brown
Thirtyseventh Ave
Southwest
Rainier Beach
Emerson School
Stevenson Smith
Frank Parrish
A. L. McNeely
Maurice Brownes to Be Here Again
Maurice Brownes return marks Seattle winter cultural season with Brownes and Mine Cornish leading a new theatre repertory. Moron Oleen Byron Foulcer accompany them and a spring production of Iphigenia starring Margaret Anglin is planned. Art instructor Ambrom Patterson shows painting and frames costs cited for quality display.
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Seattle
Maurice Brownes
Vogue
New York Times
Brownes
New York
Neflie Cornish
England
F. A. Vanderlip
Hudson
Miss Cornish
Echoe
Moron Oleen
Byron Foul¢er
Mr. Browne
Margaret Anglin
Browners
Sicily
Europe
America
Art in the Commercial World Impresses University Club
Miss Frances Heverilo of Bon Marche spoke on Art in the Commercial World to the University art club, detailing art’s role in window decoration and personal service. The current Fine Arts exhibit draws about 200 daily, with standout works by Anna Alfrida Storm, Gertrude Little, Allan Clark, Griffiths, Lance Hart, Alonzo Victor Lewis, and Patterson’s Trinity church drawing strong praise and sharp criticism.
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Frances Heverilo
Personal Service
Bon Marche
Art Club
The
Fine Arts
Anna Alfrida Storm
Gertrude Littie
Allan Clark
Clark
Tacoma
New York
Griffiths
Lance Hart
Alonzo Victor Lewis
Patterson
Trinity Church
Notable Moves and Visits From Hotels Across The West Coast
Local society notes show Mrs. RR McCoy and Mrs. Cover relocating from Hotel Terry to Hotel Otis while Mr J Bi Fatjo follows. The Bordeauxs return from their wedding trip as KE Levy and family winter in Southern California. Births announced at Providence Hospital and several residents travel between Los Angeles San Francisco and Chicago. The oldest house in the United States is cited at St Augustine Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlaw
Chester Raymond Bordeaux
California
Thomas Bordeaux
KE. Levy
Southern
Ambassador
Los Angeles
Art and Craft Exhibit Opens at Fine Arts
Dorothy Fay Gould notes a spring arts and crafts show at Fine Arte gallery 1213 Fourth Ave. March 7 from 12 to 6 invites embroidery dyeing batik weaving lamp shades and more with pieces from ex-service men parchment linoleum work and university classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Arta Gallerien
Fourth Ave
Portrait by Hope Avery Sold at Pacific Northwest Exhibit
Hope Avery's portrait of a bobbed half girl in a blue smock drew praise at the Pacific Northwest week exhibition. Mins Avery, living in New York and part of Greenwich Village, was noted for her winters there and her Portland and Seattle visits during last fall.
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Pacific Northwest
Avery
Mins Avery
New York
Greenwich Village
Portland
Seatle
Nine Models Display Gowns At MacDougall Fashion Show
Nine models led by Mina Jane Scott presented smart spring apparel in a two day fashion show at MacDougall Mouthwick's garment salon. The event included nine gowns by LD. D. Starr and featured an old fashioned Lincoln inaugural ball gown in scarlet milk.
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Uncat Fabrica
LD. D. Starr
MacDougall Mouthwick’s
Mina Jane Scott
New York
Dis
MacDougall Bouthwick
Coliseum
Theatore
Lincoln
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Seattle Society
March Proram
Mr. and
Mrs. Bordeaux
John ‘Ee Huggins
Paul Smith
Tagore
Huntington Woodman
Alexander Rihm
Clare Farnsworth
B. C. Beck
Beesceeeees Dalsay Wood Hildreth
Hildreth
Erees Cyril Scott
Frederick Charles Johnstone
Suneget Club
Folley Cards
Arcadia
Sunset Club
Edgar L. Webster
Moore Theatre
Hervey Lindley
Dwight Mead
James ¥. Brannigan
D. C. MacEwan
James L. Collins
Washington
Bridge Club
J. E. Radford
Thomas M. Scruggs
Miss Brown
Mr. Peterson
Ellen Ann Hutchinson
Elizabeth Hutchinson
James & Merrihetc
Seattle Hebrew Benevolent Association
Needie Work Guild
E. Morgenstern
Eleventh Ave. North
Rebekah
M. A. Ault
D. V. Ault
Ridgiry Rebekah Auxiliary
East Jefferson St
Home Economics Committee
Central Council of Mothers’ Congress
P.T. A
Altruistic Club
Altruiatic Club
W. A. Parker
Tenth Ave
Northeast
Seattle Woodcraft Thimble Cub
Seattle Woodcraft Thimble Club
Hoge Annex
Second Ave
Tonia Social Club
Masonic Temple
Allah
Mra
William McKinley
Grand Army
Veterans Hall
Armory
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Temple
Woman's Century Club
Fr. W. Bert
Red Crow
Red Crome
Tincoin and
Franklin
Native Daughters of Pioneers
Native Daughters of the Pioneers of Washington
Perry Polson
Highland Drive
la Conner
Skagit River Valley
Mra Polson
Mra Royden Gibson
Sherman Moran
Council of Camp Fire Girls
Council of Campfire Girls
Globe
Social Good Times
Panama
Third Ave
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Foresters’ Hall
First Ave
Clara Barton
Daughters of Veterans
Veterans’ Hall
League of Nations Association
Seattle League of Nations Association
Maves
J. M. Mead
Ambrose Patterson
Ambrom Patterson
Fine Arta
Prometheus
Australia
Honolulu
Belgium
Paris
Northwest
Bellingham
the Seven Sons
RR. BM. McCoy
A. C. Cover
Terry
Otis
Mr. J. Bi. Fatjo
Raymond Bordeaux
Mise Esther Palmer
Taent
Mimer T. Foss
Lucy Ord Mason
K. Gregory
San Francisco
Panama Canal
G. W. Terrell
Ambassador Hotel
Mrs
Leroy Maneon Rackus
Jones
Beach Drive
Féwart Rinker
Mra Henry Prederick
Chicago
Weert
Francis Everett Mitchell
D.C. MacPwan
James L. Comins
City
Ralph Duff
Nebraska City
Mra Amos Brown
Alice Fimilie Granby
Mrs. Gilbert Skinner
Laurelhuret Drive
Mabel Bigelow
Terry Hotel
Assembly
Mrs. Frederick RB. Tracy
Cordova
R. M. Calkins, Jr
Edward Morgan Milla
Gwladys and
Dorothy
United States
St. Augustine, Flan
Aaah
Air
Patna
Dorothy Fay Gould
Cumffermans
Parthenon
Katherine Naker
Seattle Public Library
Piccoli
Raffaello Piccoli
Seattle Fine Arta
Renain
Italy
Secoll
Frien
Padelford
College Club
John Carroll Perkins
Hope Avery
Palma
Manastre Jardinieres
Pusay-Willow
Frederick & Nelson
Hovenize
Second & Union
Second Avenue
James Street
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