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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
11
Seattle society notes reveal Miss Margaret Ames engaged to Mr. John A. Baillargeon of the Baillargeon family. The wedding is planned for the first week of April with multiple social events and teas scheduled in her honor this month.
Greeting to Miss Nellie Cornish follows news of her return from the East with a tea at the Cornish School of Music on Sunday March 4 from 4 to 6. Informal tea at Mailly residence hosted by Mrs Corwin Eberting. dinner at home tonight hosted by Captain Evan K Meredith A A and Mrs Meredith for eight guests.
In compliment to Mrs. Stephen Jer of Valdez Alaska Mrs L Hogle and Miss Fidith Bozarth hosted a dinner for eight. The University plans a Dancing Party as the winter quarter wrap up with a Women's Athletic Association event at the O T C armory on Saturday March 5. Proceeds aid the lodge being built by physical education majors at Ostrich Bay. Additionally Mrs C J Bown was honored by Mrs N H Hale with a Friday luncheon for fourteen. The Queen Anne Study Club will host the Orthopedic Tea Shop Thursday with Mrs C W Marner as hostess assisted by Mrs
Mrs Gould and neighbors cancel Sunday's tea planned for March 6 and reschedule to March 13 from 4 to 7 PM due to a concurrent Seattle Symphony benefit at the home of Dr and Mrs Frederick Bentley. A wedding also occurred February 24 as Mary Adeline Porter wed Joseph Jacob Miller of Bremerton at Mrs R Cairns residence with Rev H D Brown officiating. The couple will reside in Bremerton.
A method to save gas and time by covering sauce pan lids with asbestos. A sixth inch sheet is trimmed to fit lids with a center hole for the knob. Do not place over open pots as steam soaks it. it speeds boiling by reducing radiant heat loss.
The article notes no fixed temperature for baking various bakestuffs. It says quick biscuits or muffins can bake in a quick oven or a cool oven with rising heat, and that article size and composition, plus the oven type, influence the temperature. Thin gas ovens require higher heat than large heavy-range ovens.
Advertisement from Herb Medicine Co. Box 851 Seattle claims successful throat and tonsil treatment without operation backed by testimonials from users.
A joyful reader explains how Cherry's store offers clothing on credit with small down and installments, dreamily describing her upgrade of life after seeing the ad. She praises the selection at 207 Rialto Building on Second Avenue between Madison and Spring, near the Pig n Whistle.
Mrs W Dulmage spent a fortnight in Portland and returned yesterday. Mr and Mrs Harry Keyes Brooks left Coronado for Bend Oregon. Mr J C C Eden plans a voyage on the Empress of Russia from Vancouver to the Orient returning May 15. W O Dulmage is on a business trip in San Francisco. Mrs Stephen O Castler and Caroline Ann leave Seattle for Valdes Alaska after two months with relatives. Mrs Clarence Gilroy returns from Los Angeles and will join her husband soon. Mr and Mrs Arthur Nordhoff depart for California for several months. Miss Anna Michaelis leaves Victoria BC for home. Mr and Mrs FE Stannard return from a short trip to California.
The article extols apples as a satisfactory fruit rich in lime and iron and cheapest among fruits. It lists many preparations such as Brown Betty Apple Grunt Apple Tapioca and Apple Custard and urges mothers to serve apples baked for children’s lunches.
Numerous groups convene at 2 p m and nearby times in libraries, clubs, and churches. The program includes talks by Prof. Gutheir from the University of Washington, sewing circles at Providence hospital, and a whist party at the Panama cafe. Members and friends invited.
Hyomei is marketed as a eucalyptus based antiseptic remedy for coughs colds catarrh and nasal throat afflictions. It is sold by Bartell Drug Co and other druggists with a guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded.
The Loew's Palace Hip vaudeville bill opens tomorrow with seven acts headlining Marty Hinex billed as the eighth variety. The Gypsy Trio performs an outstanding feature and The Whirl of Variety offers a scenic musical revue. Bond and Berry star in Superstition a rollicking farce. Jack and Mary Graham present songs and dances in fragmenta from musical shows. Ketor and Dena add comedy glinta and Jack Gregory offers juggling. A kitchen tip suggests boiling water on oranges to peel easier for desserts.
An afternoon dress features a brown crepe de chine frock with a plaited skirt and a plain bodice. Long chiffon sleeves accompany a tunic open at the front to reveal the plated skirt, with dull gold thread embroidery on the front panel.
A cook faces chapped hands from repeated washing and wet prep. Keeping hands completely dry after each wash helps prevent further chapping and reduces susceptibility to cold.
A brief ad claims Danderine arrests hair loss and dandruff after a few uses. It promises hair regrowth, added life and brightness, and increased color and fullness for a small price.
The article highlights dotted organdie as a fashionable fabric for spring. It notes colorful grounds with yellow blue and pale green dots, creating appealing options for women’s wardrobes. The piece mentions the fabric’s charm and favorable reception.
A New York physician warns that more than half of the nation dies before middle age and attributes a leading cause to devitalizing weakness from iron deficiency in the blood.
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