Seattle Guest Club Hosts Night of Merriment and Events
A Seattle guest club event filled with green and white decor and a long dinner for many attendees. Trafford Huteson led the ladies committee with additional helpers for future gatherings. The Delta Gamma Sorority held its annual banquet at the Sorrento Hotel with toastmistress Arthur K. Priest and several out of town guests attending. Dr Clarence W. Shannon hosted eight guests at dinner before a Sorrento Hotel dance honoring Lieut James Archibald recently returned from France.
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David Whitcomb
Bert Farrar
Golf Club
Future
Richard Perry
E. Dnids
George de
Jay I. Durand
Young
Rl Whitcomb
Elmore
Helen Hirtch
Gerald Shannon
Raymond
Gay
Greening
Albert II
Charlies H. Lillyen
Albert Nips
John Betsy Booth
Edwin
Farwell P
Elbridge Stuart
Fay Calkins
Baward R. Agnew
Smith
Henry Hibbarden
Edgar Ames
Cordelia Jennings
Patterson
Robert
Walter Foster
Vernita Sweren
Delta Gamma
Dts
Hotel
Sorrento
Arthur RK. Priest
Roy M. Holland
Tacoma
Cyril Stutfield
Curtin Bostwick
Isabel Martin
Catherine Evans
Charlotte Willama
Clarence W. Shannon
Sorrento Hotel
James Archibald
France
Archibald
Henry Ristine
Marjorie Whitelaw
Arthur Shannon
W. A. Shannon
Mra . C. Cook
FE. R. Boswell
Virginia Cook
Judge
Mra. Brown
Mra
Frederick Johnstone
Mrs George Noble Skinner Recovers At Hotel Terry
Mrs George Noble Skinner, ill at the Hotel Terry for two weeks with influenc, is improving and can now receive friends.
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George Noble Skinner
Terry
Tea and social events at Mrs. Lamson home
Mrs. Ota Floyd Lamson hosts an informal tea Thursday afternoon from three to six in honor of Mrs. R. A. Robertson of Vancouver whose husband Dr. Robertson has joined Dr. Lamon as partner. Frances Singleton presided at the Red Cross Jumble Shop. Ray Clark provided musical numbers. A dance is planned tonight at the Jumble Shop and next Friday a fashion show from noon to two managed by Mrs. Frank Fredericks and Mrs. Fred Johnstone with a dress exhibit donated by MacDougall Southwick.
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Ota Floyd Lamson
Lamson
R. A. Robertson
Vancouver
Dr. Robertson
Lamon
Frances Singleton
Red Cross
Ray Clark
Frank Fredericks
Fred Johnstone
MacDougall Southwick
Nellie Cornish Hosts Dinner for Eight at Her Apartments
Miss Nellie Cornish entertained guests at her charming apartments with a dinner for eight last night. She plans another dinner for twelve on Thursday evening, continuing her hospitality.
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Nellie Cornish
Wedding of Miss Henrice Baker and Wayne W Keyes
Seattle followed the wedding of Miss Henrice Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs John Baker of Tacoma to Wayne William Keyes a young Tacoma attorney The bride known for Red Cross work this winter The couple left for Coronado and will reside in Tacoma afterward
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Seattle
Henrice Baker
John & Baker
Tacoma
Wayne William Keyes
Red Cross
Keyes
Coronado
Seattle Officers Earn High Praise For Training Camp
Captain Mark St Clair Wirta and Mrs. Wirta stationed at Charleston report that Admiral Koff called the Charleston training camp under Captain Wirta's management the most efficient in the United States. Mrs. Wirta and Captain Wirta have been at Charleston for five months. At a New York John McCormack concert Mrs. Frederick Bentley sat in the McCormack box with Mrs. John Moor Mack. Dr. Chesaman and Mrs. Chesaman reside at the Palace Hotel San Francisco. Dr. Chesaman, connected with Lettermann Hospital at the Presidio, has earned a fine reputation for reconstruction work and operations. The hospital maintains about 1 200 beds.
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Mark St. Clair Wirta
Eilis
Charleston
South Carolina
Admiral Koff
United States
Mra
John McCormack
New York
Frederick Bentley
McCormack
John Moormack
Mra. Chesaman
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Chesaman
Lettermann
Presidio
Seattle Residents Head to California and New York Trips
Personal notices list many Seattle residents departing for California New York and other locales for visits and business. Individuals include Mr Reuben Roberts Mrs Roberta and baby Gertrude Mrs Jamen Macfarlane Mr Frederick Sundt and family Mr Marry Jewett and son Edward Mr Bruce C Beck Mrs Irving Colwell and children Betty and Robert Mr C F R Collins Mayor Ole Hansen and Mayor Forward Agnew with updates on health work and family connections.
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Reuben Roberts
New York
Mrs
Roberta
Baby Gertrude
California
Mr. Roberts
Bruce C. Beck
Fine Times Planned for 28 000 Working Women of Seattle
War camp community service launches wholesome recreation for 28 000 Seattle working girls. Posters invite participation and a big rally is set for 745 p m Tuesday at Broadway High School to plan an athletic and recreational program with music and singing led by Mrs Hassell and Mrs Deering.
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Seattle
Broadway High School
FE. Bb. Haskell
Deering
Girlies
War Camp Community Service
Fashion Notes On Shoes Stockings and Evening Wear
Bits of fashion gossip describe leather pumps with pointed toes as smart dress wear. Silk hosiery is popular with the clock. The new skirt features a set on hem one yard wide, with additional yield for conservative wear. Slip-over wraps cape-coats and tunic dresses in tulle or chiffon beaded with metal threads over black satin suit semi formal occasions.
Northwest Art Exhibit Expands at Fine Arts Building
The annual Northwest Art Exhibit opens in the Fine Arts Building at Fourth and Seneca, doubling last year’s size and drawing local interest. A memorial for Edwin A. Kelley, longtime district court crier, was observed after his death from injuries in an auto accident. Judge Neterer appointed Yeaton as bailiff and Wilson Stewart as former deputy marshal to replace the position.
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Fourth and Seneca
Crier
Edwin A. Kelley
United States District Court
Yeaton
Grand Jury
Wilson Stewart
United States Marshal
Neterer
Mrs Mary Carey Dies At 75 In Seattle
Mrs Mary Carey 75 longtime Seattle resident died Monday at her home 1204 East Denny Way after 19 years in the city.
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Mary Carey
Seattle
East Denny Way
Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Notes Woman Rights
A reader questions judges fairness toward women and urges action for equality. The column discusses political activity by women, pension customs for ex presidents’ widows, wrist watch gifts, and how to handle a rough boyfriend and a chicken canning method.
Peter Discovers Buster Bear Sleeping Lair
Peter Rabbit returns to the place of first discovery and spots Buster Bear in a warm, winter sleep beneath a brush pile. Fear gives way to curiosity as Peter creeps around to view the bear and learns he is alive but asleep, in a cave-like den under leaves.
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Peter Rabbit
Buster Bear
Peter
Peter Crew
Buster
Johnny Chuck
Methodists Host Social Evening at Church
The First Methodist Episcopal Church at Fifth Ave and Marion invites the public to a social on Tuesday evening at 7 45.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth Ave
Marion At
Aspirin Replaces Quinine for Quick Relief
Advert says Bayer Tablets of Aspirin provide prompt relief with less discomfort. Adults may take one or two tablets with water, up to three times daily after meals if needed.
Alma Tadema Chosen to Paint World Peace Table History
Alma Tadema, noted painter, is commissioned to create a painting history of the Paris peace table sittings. She will produce group portraits and delegate studies to be archived by the British Museum for posterity.
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Alma Tadema
Paris
British Museum
London
Miss Tadema
War Experience of Seattle Musician Sheds Light on Breakdowns
The article describes Nina Cook a Seattle musician who after wartime Vienna suffered a nervous breakdown in San Francisco following loss of belongings by Austrian officials. It notes she taught music in Seattle and is being sought by Beattie friends for support while F B Huffman of Y M C A Fort Lawton received telegrams about her testimony and illness.
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Seattle
Beattie
Mme
Nina Cook
San Francisco
Vienna
Mme. Cook
Austria
New York
F. B. Huffman
Y. M
Fort Lawton
Ladies' Auxiliary Promenade Concert At Masonic Temple
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the World War Veteran Association staged its first promenade concert and dance at the Masonic Temple last night, featuring a formal program and social dancing to close the evening.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
The
World War Veteran Association
Masonic Temple
Live and Learn Under Fire in a House Disaster
A narrator recalls a deadly blaze, the fear of death, and a rebirth moment when life feels worth living again. Firefighters, a chaotic scene, and frantic attempts to save the home unfold as suspicion and whispers rise about an incendiary attack and hidden valuables.
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Insane Asylum
Mary Thomas
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