Progress and club notices fill Seattle pages
The column lists multiple meetings across progressive thought, women’s clubs, PTAs, and literary orders with dates around March 9 and 18. Notables include Mims Jeanette Burgitt at 1 39 p m, Agnes Hickman furnishings study, H F Huntley at 2 p m, and various teas, card parties, and lectures at locations like Vancouver Hotel and Fraternal hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Thought Club
Mims
Jeanette Burgitt
Carolina Court
Mrs George W Dilling Returns From Portland Visit
Mrs George W Dilling returned Monday from a two month visit in Portland Oregon where she visited friends and enjoyed sightseeing and mild winter weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dilling
Portland
Ore
Concert by Prancia Richter at Masonic Temple
Under the hospitalization committee of the American Legion Prancia Richter blind pianist will perform at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening March 16 with Michele de Caro baritone as guest artist. Tickets are free for Seattle blind residents, the concert aiding former service men not entitled to government compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Prancia Richter
Masonic Temple
Michele de Caro
de Caro
Seattle
Ticketa
Child Francis Howell Long to Perform Solo Twice a Week
Francis Howell Long age 10, resident at Mother Ryther home, will give a solo every night except Saturdays at 845 oclock for two weeks at Tabernacle Baptist Church located at 16th and Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Howell Long
Mother Ryther
Tabernacle Baptist Church
16Th and Harrison
Local residents planning travels and visits
Personal notices show Mr R P Merrill leaving for Victoria for a few days. Mr and Mrs Prescott Oakes move March 15 to a summer home near Bainbridge Island Country Club. A Scott Bullitt arrives from Pusat for a week or ten days. Mrs Thomas Stimeone returns from California this month. Commander John Blackburn of Burlingame visits Dr and Mrs Elmore. James D Hoge returns from California and Texas. Mrs J J Price moved to an apartment in the McKay. Mrs S B Ormaby leaves for several months in California. George W Piecher and Mrs Piecher return from California. Mrs G L Walker visiting in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Ro William Crosby at Medina country home. John Campbell and Dorothy Campell depart for a month in the East. Perry Leman Strone and Mrs Strone head to Victoria for recreation. Charities Beresford Warren and Mrs Warren return from ten days in San Francisco and Portland. Frank Sackie to occupy Campbell home during absence in the East.
Winkler Etchings at Fine Arts Gallery
The Seattle Fine Arts galleries host an Arts and Crafts show featuring Winkler etchings by the San Francisco artist. The exhibit opens Sunday 2 to 6, then 12 to 6 daily at 1214 Fourth Ave. Jason D. Butler oversees the opening with a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fay Gould
Seattle Fine Arts Galleries
Fourth Ave
Winkler
San Francisco
Paul Gustin
Bulletin of the
Fine Arta Society
Me. Gustin
Jason D. Butler
Flower Exhibit at Mrs Perkins Home for Racial Welfare
Flower exhibit at Mrs John Carroll Perkins home in the University district opens Friday and Saturday afternoons March 11 and 12 from 3 30 to 6 at 1418 B 63rd Ave N E Carling Cowen Park area. Proceeds benefit the Racial Welfare League. The display features bulbs and year round color, with Mrs Perkins famous garden in a rented house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carroll Perkins
University District
Racilal Welfare League
Archeology Society Lecture Series in Seattle
The Seattle branch of the Archeology Society announces a public lecture on Tuesday March 10 at the University of Washington Philosophy Hall room 22 at 825. Dr Joseph Charles Hoppin will present a stereopticon talk on Egypt with ties to Harvard and Bryn Mawr. About 200 attendees heard Professor Peabody last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archeology Society
Seattle
The
University of Washington
Philosophy Hall
Peabody
Joseph Charles Hoppin
Egypt
Hoppin
Harvard
Kryn Mawr
Thomas K. Sidey
Profesor Peabody
May Robson Stars in Nobody's Fool at Metropolitan
May Robson returned to Seattle with Nobody's Fool at the Metropolitan Theatre drawing a capacity crowd Monday night. In the role of Mrs Bixby she guides the comic plot through family quirks, theatrical capers, and a burglar turn with humor as the main force. The production runs all week with matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Robson
America
fHeattle
Metropolitan
Mies Trobwen
May Flobson
Mary
Seattle
Miss Robson
Mrs. Bixby
Boys Will Be Boys at Cherry's Store Ad
A shopper praises Cherry's for affordable clothing for boys and adults. She highlights Tommy's suit and a woman's coat with small down payments and monthly installments. The ad notes the store location at 207 Tilalto Ride on Second Ave between Madison and Spring near the Pig's Whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry’s
Tilalto Ride
Second Ave
Madixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle Society
Miss Dunbar
April Bride
Women’s University Club
Lovina Dunbar
David E. Dunbar
Robert Oliphant Morrison
A. A. Morrison
Reeter
Trinity Church
Oregon
George Appleton Hawley
Julia Elmendorf
Mabel Cofflin
Marie Kelly
Virginia Thompson
Margaret Versteeg
Alexander Morrison
Roderick Dunbar
Emily L. Thomas
Dunbar
Broadway High School
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Morrison
University of Oregon
Sigma Nu Fraternity
France
43Rd Artillery
Women's University Club
Dorothy Thomas
A. G. Elder
Russell H
Robert McAusland
Mabel Seagrave
W. W. Greenwood
Harry W. Hollie
Mary Anderson
Anona Roberts
Carolyn Krum
West Side Women's Improvement Club
Wet Side High
Mim Agnes Hickman
Child Conservation League
North End
H. F. Huntley
Brooklyn Ave
West Woodland PT. A
Tracy Strong
Tyrone Tyney
Highland Drive
Agnes Budden
Will G. Crosby
William Meltzer
Vi Uver
B.C
H. H. Schwartz
Vancouver Hotel
B. C
Miss Townsend
Martha Townsend
James Cameron Whitelaw
Co. H. Whitelaw
Frank Fellowa Day
Interlaken Guild
H. B. Collins
W. J. Utter
T. R. Cole
Cc. M. Gobel
E. G. Gobel
H. Grinelle
J. N. Hamill
J. Lukov
Miss Fournier
Council of Jewish Women
18Th Ave. S&s
Main St
Women of
Mooeeheert
Mooreheart Legion
Moose Temple
Mystic Jewel No
Mra
Hoge Annex
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ballard Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
C A. Pratt
R. Bekholm
Hichard Zelienrust
Georgetown
Frank D. McCuray
Dot Muir
John Muir
P.T. A
Lorraine
Lorraine Social Club
Prie St
Woman's Century Club
Cushing Child Welfare
E. D. Mooney
Jones
N. W
Ladies’ Grotto Club
Happy Hour
Happy Hour Club
Red Cross
Franklin, Gatewood
Lincoln
G. A. RK
G. A. R. Home Sewing Club
Edith Mills
W. 62Nd St
Fremont-Ballard
North Queen Anne PT. A
Ruth Brown
Charles Norman
North Queen Anne Y. M. C. A
Amethyst
O. B
26Th Ave
Jackson Est
All Eastern Stars and Friends
Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs’ Association
Pythian Sisters Past
Chiefs’ Association
Margaret Glasscock
Spruce
Lady Stirling
Ch. A. St
H. C. Bredes
15Th Ave
A. J. Trumbull
Mra. W. M. Williama
Mra. W. &. Walker
Miss Chamberlin
Dodg
F. Chamberlin
Isabel
Harold William Dodge
San Antonio
Texas
Bil Rd
Wiliam Lantz Bilger
Ruby Bilger
Edevard Frank Davis
Medina
Miss Bilger
Annie Wright Seminary
Tacoma
Mr. Davis
George Washington University of Washington
D. C
W. A. Irwin
Misa May Lewis
J. B. Lewis
A. F. Menke
Mary Patrick
Harry Gibson Brace
Alice Brace
Rainier Club
Betty Jane Foskett
Harry G. Foskett
James & Merrihew
Crescent
Kane
Francis Richter
Ncert
R. PD. Merrill
Victoria, B.C
Mrs. Prescott Oakes
Country Club
Bainbridge Island
A. Scott Bullitt
Pusat
Thomas Stimeone
California
John Blackburn
Burlingame
Cal
Pacific Coast
Bruce Elmore
James D. Hoge
J. J. Price
Assembly Hotel
McKay
8. B. Ormaby
George W. Piecher
Mra. G. L. Walker
Hotel Alexsandria
Los Angeles
Mrs
Ro Wiliam Crosby
John Campbell
Mins
Dorothy Campbell
Perry Leman Strone
Victoria
Charities Beresford Warren
Frank Sackie
Itm
Fine Arts
Glenn Hughes
Cain
T. Twanak
Theen Tolstot
Strindberg
Japan
Pacific Review
Zoe Kincaid Penlington
Far
Maat
Tokyo
Penlington
Trevor Kincaid
Men of Tokyo
Patterson
Kilauea
Ambrose Patterson
Kikauea Halemaumau
Hawaii
Phoenix
Ariz
Society of Etehers and Engineers
Chicago Society of Etehers
Helgeson
Montlake Bridge
University Bridge
Dimock
Huntington
Adolph Bolm
Cornish School
Beattie
Miss Cornish
Mauries Brownes
Adolph Rolm
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
E. Robert Schmitz
Sergi Kifbanski
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wa. Kurs
Willow St
Chicago, IL
E. Pinkham
CCA
Fourth Avenue
Beckman
Leeming & Co
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