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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1919

Page

13

Sunset Club Luncheon Hosts Numerous Guests and Socialties

Betty Brainerd reports a large Sunset Club luncheon with many guests at multiple tables. Notables include Mrs. McEwan Mrs. Cheorge Mrs. Pred Fisher and Mrs. Scott among others. Glennon entertained friends and Admiral U S N Glennon plans a dinner and trip to New York with a note of regret over depot departures.

Sunset Club Theif Club Bausman McEwan Cheorge Pred Fisher Joseph Co. W. Lea Clay Allen Virgi Burnside Scott Paine Winlock Mille Bained Peterkin Hugh M. Caldwell Mise Wyving Cow William Patten Skinner Eye Mere A. Fleager George W. Hoole George Tilden W. Leonard Nicholson Jay S. Durand Sharpless Howard D Bruce Elmore A. S& Downey Lang Henry Lawrence Bogleeteter Bartlett Wilson Robert Brink Ada Hanford Thomas Philip Fisher Morrison Frederick G. A. Hole

Seattle Volunteers Brighten Wounded Men’s Day

Seattle girls serving in a hut at Bordeaux distract and comfort wounded soldiers. They assist purses then stay in wards reading and playing games until dinner. After meals they perform entertainments with Hazel Archibald and Elma Collins among the featured performers.

Seattle Bordeaux Hazel Archibald Elma Collins Sis Hopkins

A Stubborn Cough Remedy Promotes Quick Relief

An old home made syrup using Pinex aims to ease stubborn coughs in 24 hours or less. The remedy claims to soothe chest soreness and throat irritation, with notes on substitutes like clarified molasses or honey. It guarantees satisfaction or money back, from The Pinex Co.

wWe Pinex Co

Tendansant benefit dance at Army and Navy Club

On April 22 at 609 Third Ave the Army and Navy Club hosts a Tendansant benefit for returned prisoners and French refugee families. Despite armistice relief, need continues. three rooms will host activities with refreshments in the dining room and 50 cent admission for cards. New La Venderdi Nult Dancing Club formed by Miss Franklin Crawford Miss Dorothy Allen and Mr Walter Crockett with nine couples planning Friday dances. Mrs Howard Allen hosts tomorrow night.

Army and Navy Club Third Ave France Althe

Army Captain Injures Leg in Fort Lawton Horse Roll

Capt. T. Elmer Foss is in a military hospital at Fort Lawton after being thrown from a horse on March 12 during a review of the 63rd. He suffered a badly broken leg and is among army officials present for the event.

T. Elmer Foss Fort Lawton

Social Notes Travel and Homebound Movements

Personal Captain Edwin A. Strout Jr. sails home from France. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Godwin return to Coronado for April. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Witherspoon stop at Waldo Oregon en route north from California. Mrs. A. W. Leonard departs for Easter with daughter Olive at Emma Willard Troy New York, visiting Atlantic City and New York. Maj. Alexander Scott Bullitt leaves Camp Taylor for Washington DC to the Judge Advocate's office. Mrs. Bullitt will visit Seattle with her parents before joining him. Judge Frederick Brown returns from California tomorrow. Mrs. C. H. Eberting moves to Hoquiam Washington with husband. entertains at Hoquiam Golf Club. Mrs. Robert L. Blewett returns home from Whidby Island.

Edwin A. Strout, Jr France John W. Godwin Los Angeles Coronado J. K. Witherspoon California Waldo Oregon A. W. Leonard Olive Emma Willard School Troy N. Y Leonard Atlantic City New York Alexander Scott Bullitt Offtie Camp Taylor Washington, D. C Judge Advocate’s Office Bullitt Seattle C. D. Stimeon Frederick Brown C. H. Eberting Anie Greene Hoquaim Wash Hoquiam Golf Club Robert L. Blewett Whidby Island

Pablo Casals Triumphs Before Packed Music Audience

Pablo Casals at the Masonic temple delivered a veritable triumph as he drew storms of applause from the audience after a program featuring Handel’s Sonata, Bach Suite in C major, and Saint Saens concerto in A. George Stewart McManus accompanied at the piano, earning warm praise.

Pablo Casals Masonic Temple Handel Casals Bergroni George Stewart

Anna Case Set for Seattle Concert at One Metropolitan

Prima donna Anna Case sails for Seattle to sing in concert at One Metropolitan on Wednesday night March 26. The New York Metropolitan soprano, new to the Pacific coast, will perform before a likely capacity audience drawn from Seattle and nearby British Columbia towns.

Anna Case Prima Donna Seattle New York Metropolitan Opera House Metropolitan J. W. Sayre T Han Schumann-Heink Alma Gluck Mischa Eiman Mme. Melba Anna Cane Pacific Coast East Metropolitan Theatre Iato Fourth Ave Beattie Columbia Bellingham Fiverett

Peter Rabbit Snoozes Beside Waking Buster Bear

Peter Rabbit naps beneath a brush pile in the Green Forest beside a deep winter sleep of Buster Bear. The scene hints at Buster waking as Peter watches the bear’s twitching legs and gasping breaths before the next tale in the sequence.

Eter Rabbit Buster Bear Green Forest Buster Green Meadows Peter Rabbit

Peter's Dream Ends With Odd Rolling Ground Realization

Peter, resting on Buster's fur in a quiet room, drifts into pleasant dreams until a strange sense of movement under him wakes him. The ground seems to rise and fall like seasickness, turning dream into startled waking as he grasps that the motions are real.

Buster Peter

Seattle Nurses Prepare Siberia Expedition Trip

Five Seattle nurses ready to join a hospital unit sailing from San Francisco on March 29 to the American expeditionary forces in Siberia. Names include Sophie Werlin Harriet H Jones and Mary Wold along with Grace Harrington and Raether.

Seattle Siberia Saile San Francisco Sophie Werlin Harriet H. Jones Mary Wold Grace Harrington Raether Red Olson Misa Wertin Miss Jones Cross France

Should a man doff his hat to a woman in overalls

A reader debate centers on whether men should tip their hats to women in workwear. Letters argue courtesy to women persists despite clothing, while others question whether hat tipping honors the person or the attire. Practical notes cover eligibility for a $60 service bonus after April 6, 1917.

Tom L. D Miss Grey Mississippi Mise Grey Grey Tom A.I. M

Have You Tried Milk Face Wash

Dear Miss Grey I ask about using milk as a face wash. The writer wonders if milk could substitute for water for cleansing while noting personal preference for abundant soap and warm water.

Miss Grey

Taxpayer seeks guidance to pay overdue income tax

Dear Mise Grey explains failure to pay income tax and asks to settle after closing date. The adviser says it is possible and advises visiting the internal revenue office to file returns promptly to reduce trouble.

Mise Grey Pat Internal Revenue Collector

Lemon Lotion for Youthful Skin from Everyday Kitchen Mix

A simple home beauty recipe instructs women to mix two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint lemon skin softener. The solution is strained to remove pulp and kept for months, claimed to brighten complexion, fade freckles and tan, and soften rough hands with daily facial massage.

Dear Minn Grey on dancing etiquette for couples

A reader asks about proper behavior when a guest girl accompanies a man and his wife to a dance. The advice emphasizes that a husband should reserve the first and last dances for his wife and suggests avoiding flirting with the wife or guest to preserve propriety.

Minn Grey

Freezone promises painless corn and callus removal

Advertises Freezone as a cheap drop solution to lift corns and calluses from feet without pain. Claims minimal irritation and pink, healthy skin afterward.

Skeletons in the Closet of Certeis Room

A diver suit with respirator hangs in Certein’s closet as a hidden clue. The narrator suspects Certein’s secret sub detector work and questions trust, noting Bolshevik items and a sense of betrayal as Hamilton Cer tela’s reputation falters.

Certein Daddy Lorimer Certeis Daddy Mme Bob Cer‘teis Tony Cert

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