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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
15
Dr Charles Mooers hosts a Masonry themed dinner at the Elks club on a Wednesday in March with a special menu and entertainment by Blackpatth. The event includes after dinner remarks and songs, with several notable attendees noted in local society pages.
North Broadway guild arranges 100 bridge tables at Motel Sorenton for a charity card party on Monday April 5 to aid the Fruit and Flower Mission. Reservations via Mrs Harry Otis McKnight and Mrs Samuel Leroy Crawford. Refreshments at 4 00 and an hour of music planned.
Mrs Prank Waterhouse and daughter Miss Mary plan to travel to New York Saturday to join Mr Waterhouse with Muriel Waterhouse visiting Finch School before Easter at the Hotel Vanderbilt. Other social updates include trips to San Francisco Portland Vancouver and hints of musical performances and a shower for Miss Lewis.
Mrs Darfield Maraden announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Dora Donaldson to Mr Harley Pennington. The ceremony was performed at the home of Rev. G Hunt on Saturday evening March 1.
The column lists numerous club meetings and events for Thursday including the William Cullen Bryant Club at 2 40 p m with Campfire Girls in charge and Mrs P Bowardus and Miss Ruth Brown speaking tea served. Friends of All and Union Bible class hold dinners and studies in their rooms with 6 and 6 45 p m start times.
The Women's Century club held its annual election Friday naming officers including Mrs F K Palmerton as president and Mrs George Schofield as vice president with other posts filled by Mrs J D Hin and Mrs Blanche Redbl among others. Hibernian Ball and Pythian Sisters Dance also noted with events in Seattle.
A university girl argues college women are capable wives and better companions than chorus girls, praising the college environment, war service by college women, and the strong character of educated spouses while defending coeds against stereotypes. A reader profile adds a personal note about love and home life, and a separate letter urges reporting a man who curses in front of children.
A co ed engaged to a university man discusses an inflammatory editorial printed in a college paper and its reappearance in the University of Washington Daily. She and her fiancé study journalism and plan to run her father's twice weekly paper next summer, despite the controversy.
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