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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
13
Colonel and Mrs Meyer honored at a dinner and fine arts exhibit at the Hotel Sorrento after their arrival in Seattle. A musicale tea and public arts display followed at the Fine Arts galleries with hostesses and numerous local society members.
Charles Kansas Woman's club meets Mrs Hampton Moran 2440 First Ave W. Mra Taylor and others host luncheon noon. Seward Social Club meets 2 pm Federation Club House Harvard Ave. British American Association concert by university orchestra at Fine Arts hall. PT A meeting 2 30 pm with talk on Child individuality. Adele M Field Club 12 20 pm Meves cafeteria. Central Mission Study Club 10 am Bible room YWCA. Red Cross Nursing classes at Jumble Shop Yesler Library 130 pm Lincoln High 7 15 pm. Phi Mu Mothers' Club 2 pm home of Mra I W Matthews. Ballard WCTU hosts 2 pm at Mrs John Richard. PEO sale Friday March 11 1635 Westlake Ave. W Boulevard WCTU noonday luncheon 1 30 pm. Colonel Elisworth Circle G A R 11 30 am to 12 pm and whist 2 40 4 50 pm. Vocational School YWCA weekly demonstration 11 am 2 30 pm pie crusts etc. Two named patrons. No Host Dinner at Yacht Club 14 covers reservations at club. Social Score Club meets Miss Peer Jones 6761 22nd Ave NW Kilay March 11 lunch 1 pm. Woman's Century Club program with Miss Phyllis Blake reading and Mrs Cynthia Adams on American Literature. Officer ballot 1 pm. Beacon Hill Congregational Church silver tea March 11 2 6 pm at Dr and Mrs M Evans 2718 14th Ave to raise funds.
Mrs. Charles Van Way leaves Fort Lawton for Portland while Dr. Carter Helm Jones visits Seattle. Mr. W. A. Irwin returns from Minneapolis. Dr. and Mrs. Adams and daughter Jean back from California. Miss Elizabeth Haurfbut to spend Easter in Ithaca and Washington. Joanie McBride sails to Vancouver BC aboard Empress of Russia. Alma Voidinch arrives to join California trip via Canada. Mrs. Expy returns to Adams apartment. Frank D. Black and Hart Mack back from California. Falcon Joslin back from California. Elmer T. Foss and baby plan April move to Monterey Presidio with Betsy Booth.
North Queen Anne schoolgirls establish the Saquasipi Campfire group with officers led by Helen Neerland as president and Shirley Goldsmith as vice president. The article records numerous meetings, ceremonies, and leadership changes across several Campfire units.
Undigested food and lumps of pain plague the stomach with belching gas and sourness. One or two Pape's Diapepasin tablets provide instant relief by neutralizing stomach acids and soothing dyspepsia, with the disordered stomach feeling fine quickly.
The YWCA reports improved unemployment figures for Seattle girls and women after factory and business reopenings. In four weeks 203 of 414 applicants found work through the YWCA placement bureau, up from 128 the prior month. A new free business training department, run by Mina Alice M Randall, offers evenings courses in office work to help untrained women gain skills.
A simple at home mix darkens gray hair and softens it without staining the scalp. Combine water bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine then apply twice weekly until the shade deepens. The ad claims the remedy makes a gray haired person look twenty years younger and is easy to use without sticking or rubbing off.
Mr. Montgomery Lynch offers a recital by advanced pupils at Pret Methodist church tomorrow evening. The program lists pieces by Bach, Verdi, Bizet, Debussy, and more with performers including Mary Turner Baitar, Jeanne Latimer, Elizabeth Palmer, Frances Harrison, and the Greenwald Orchestra providing accompaniment.
President J. K. Howard of the American Farm Bureau federation warns that farm production value has fallen by more than 5 billion dollars in recent months, signaling a severe economic downturn for farmers nationwide.
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