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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1920

Page

6

Peters to Be Honor Guest at Tea

Beulah Mitchell Coutts notes a tea planned for Miss Jeanne Peters as a respite from Lent. Invitations come from Mr. Jason D. Butler and Mrs D Ryan at Mrs Butler’s Hu home. Guests include A LeBallister, Mrs James Smith, Mrs Joseph Blethen, William Thurston, with aides Miss Clara Emory, Eleanor Keith, and Mrs BE Moffat assisting.

Beulah Mitchell Coutts Ster Jeanne Peters Jason D. Butler D. Ryan Mra Butler A. LeBallister James 8Ith Joseph Blethen William Thurston Clara Emory Eleanor Keith Alice BE. C. Moffat

Social events and engagements page notes

Mrs Ellen Turner hosted a luncheon at her home with eight guests and the Washington Park Guild outlines a bridge and jelly shower for March 25 at Mrs George Butler Lamping's residence. Alpha Xi Delta musicale postponed due to illness. May IL Ely hosted an informal luncheon. Mr and Mrs Harry Groves announce the marriage of their daughter Gladys Harrison Groves to Daniel P Mortell in Vancouver BC.

Turner Erwin Goodwin Mies Ellen Turner Washington Park Guild Children’s Orthopedic Hospital George Butler Lamping East Iora Alpha XI Delta Musicale May IL. Ely Harry Groves Gladys Harrison Groves Daniel P. Mortell Vancouver B. C

Members Hear Program At Ladies Musical Club Meeting

Regular meeting of the Ladies' Musical Club was announced at Mrs. L. Snapp’s residence 2804 E Highland Monday March 22 at 2 o clock. The program featured Nellie Cor singing and a violin quartet with Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Ashton and Miss Tanner plus vocal selections by Gwendolyn Geary Rose and others. Mrs. Snapp to be assisted by Mrs. Henry Stewart. An Arctic Club entry privilege was noted and an entertainment dance was planned for March 25 with dinner served 6:30 to 9 and dancing from 7 to 12.

Ies’ Musical Club Ladies’ Musical Club L. Snapp E. Highland Maurice McMicken T. M. Daulton Nellie Cor Alice Sherman Margaret Pierting L. Ashton Frances Tanner Gwendolyn Geary Rose Henry C. Hibbard Gwendolyn Taylor Lewis Ith Sheafe Agnes Roa Snapp Henry Stewar Arctic Club

Luncheon Held for Mrs Myron Smith at Ab Wash

A pretty luncheon was served Tuesday for Mrs. Myron Smith of Ab Wash. Mrs John 8 Slocumenter noted the event as covers were laid for the table, presenting an attractive table setup.

John Myron Smith Ab Wash

Mrs Meyer Burnett Hosts Luncheon for Sister Bride

Mrs S Levy hosted a luncheon at her home in honor of her sister Mrs Meyer Burnett the recent bride A surprise gift basket tied with pink and green tulle graced the table for 12 guests Original readings and music added to the afternoon The Alpha Chi Omega alumni chapter will hold a Leap Year formal dancing party at the chapter house Saturday March 27 inviting all alumni to notify Mr L F Coder Kenwood 3476 ABERDEEN Drilling for offshore east of Montesano to Begum soon by Wyoming Oil company.

Meyer Burnett S. Levy Alpha Chi Omega L. F. Coder Kenwood Aberdeen Montesano Begum Wyoming Oil Company

Numerous Local Residents Return or Travel for Summer Plans

Mrs. Horace Rand and daughter Jean return to Yakima after a week here. Merle Wilson Denny to return Saturday from Southeastern Alaska. Mrs. Thomas George King and son Thomas Jr plan a summer in San Francisco and Pasadena. Lilly couple welcome a son at Swedish hospital. Perry family arrive in Seattle to visit relatives and head to Cleveland by March 4 then Hastings on the Hudson. Bowden heading to Victoria for a short visit. Capt. Floyd G. Cook of Portland visits. Mrs. Winlock Miller returns from Spokane. J. D. Thomas family in New York studying with Brennan and to return to Beattie in June. W. Dwight Mead and Belle Updegraff back from California. Mead to stay another month. Brophy returns from Arizona for a protracted visit with the Blakes. Hoge and Sullivan families to return to California. Hoge guests in past months. Lakeforth of Duluth visiting Bouffieur in Mount Baker Park. Mrs. William A. Shannon back from Los Angeles with Allan Drwan at Hotel Sorrento. Laura Hunter returns from Southern California.

John H. Perry John Jr Seattle Mr. Perry Charlies Hi. Lilly Cleveland Albert Shaw Hastings Theludson New York

Classic Culture Club Open Meeting Saturday

The Classic Culture club will hold an open meeting on Saturday March 20 at 230 p m The program will cover major movements of the day with topics including Community Service presented by Misa Eva Jurgensohn Campfire Girls by Miss Ruth Brown Interchurch Movement by Mrs G D Congret Hostesses will be Mrs R J

Classic Culture Club Misa Eva Jurgensohn Ruth Brown Interchurch Movement G. D. Congret Mra. R. J

Social and club notices across Hyland Park and Seattle

Bly and Mrs Bogardus host a social at Hyland Park church. Green Lake Assembly No 267 of the United Artisans plans a dance at Fraternal hall. Overseas Club holds a Saturday dance at Douglas hall with a committee led by H Jackman and others. Franklin High PTA hosts Father and Mother night with Dr Henry King speaking and school performances. Audubon Society schedules a bird walk from Rainier Valley’s Wildwood station for March 31. Eastern Star card party at 4090 Arcade building. Ridgely Social Club informal dance and card party at Dougina hall. Literary and Travel Club cancels Monday meeting until after Easter. Dr Rollin V Mills Seattle dentist dies at Columbia sanitarium. survived by his parents.

Green Lake Assembly The United Artisans Fourth Ave Franklin High School P. T. A. Franklin High School Henry King Margaret Aken R. J. Schofield John Treharne Katherine Gabriel Walter J. Reesburg Misa Catheleen Rollings Audubon Society Wildwood Station Rainier Valley C. N. Compton Jamal

Only Extremes of Society Enjoy Porter Drama

William Butler Yeats lectured at the Masonic club rooms on Celtic literary movement under Seattle Drama League auspices. He argued that four fifths of the world see beyond material things and that extremes of society and educated peasants best appreciate fine poetical drama, aiming for drama’s sense of reality.

Sively Wiliam Butler Yeats Masonic Club Arcade Seattle The Drama League

One With Experience Replies About Living On 125 A Month

Readers debate frugality with inputs from "One With Experience" who claims a family of three can live well on 125 dollars monthly. The letters discuss economy, lifestyle choices, and social pressures, including plans to cut costs and pursue modest entertainment.

Cynthia Grey Miss Grey Wer Ivey Husbard Gpeorgia Erally H. C. of L

Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Safe Quick Relief

An advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross, claiming genuine aspirin prescribed for over 18 years. It lists uses including colds head and toothaches nerve and joint pains and rheumatism with affordable G2 tablet tins and larger packages from druggists.

Bayer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edward Bradley, JR Richard Loose Edward Bradley Ballinger Peters Soci Sua Main Yberdeen Matron Alpha Chi Omega Informal Horace Rand Jean Yakima Merle Wilson Denny Alaska Thomas George King Thomas, Jr San Francisco Pasadena Mra. C. H. Lilly Swedish Hospital Mra Edmund Bowden Victoria Floyd G. Cook Portland J. D. Thomas Mall Won W. Dwight Mead Belle Burne Updegraff California Mr. Mead Frank Cullen Brophy Sally Plake Arizona Henry Blake Boylston James Hoge James Colbert Sullivan Anne Roberta Hoge Mr. Hoge A. Lakeforth Duluth, Minn Irving Bouffieur Mount Baker Park William A. Shannon Los Angeles Allan Drwan Dr. Shannon Hotel Sorrento Laura Hunter Southern Woodlawn Chicago Second Avenue Clemmer Theatre Ford Cogewetl Bly Mre C. EB. Bogardus Hyland Park Improvement Club Hyland Park Overseas Club Douglas Hall H. Jackman George Case Emma Rees Florence Bible Genevieve Grant St. A. Sinclair F. Maple A. Stringer J. Cubbona Ridgely Social Club Dougina Hall Odd Fellows’ Temple 10Th Ava East Pine Rollin V. Mills dentUet Columbia Sanitarium Mast Georgette Crepe Oxfords Davis & Morris Shoe Company New Spring Davis & Morris Shoe Co Fourth Avenue Pike Third Floor Mies Grey Foley Iberty Market Pike and Liberty Theatre Elliott North Pacific the Lighthouse, Inc Union Street Aberdeen Lighthouse South G St Yakima Lighthouse Bremerton Lighthouse Washington Ave Everett Lighthouse Colby St Seattle, Wash Washington
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