Seattle Society Tea and Socials Highlight Civic Guests
Seattle society notes a series of entertainments including an informal tea for Mrs. Thomas Franklin Kane hosted by Mrs. Haggett, J. W. Swope and Miss Alice Swope at 134 Sixteenth Avenue North. Other events include a farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs Alexander Baillie, a luncheon for Sir Auckland Geddes and Lady Geddes, and a luncheon and bridge at Mrs Frank Wolff’s home. The column also mentions a Jumble Shop appeal for old books and household items and a Queen Anne guild tea at the Little Tea Shop for orthopedic hospital supporters.
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Thomas Franklin Kane
Arthur S. Haggett
J. W. Swope
Alice Swope
Sixteenth Avenue North
Frank Wolff
Ninth Ave. W
Sir Auckland
Lady Geddes
Alexander Bailmere
Arthur Lindsay
Queen Anne Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital
Little Tea Shop
August Melthorn
C. A. Thomas
R. Hinkley
Chris Mogenson
Harry Rowe
O. F. Condon
M. F. Moody
Frederick Boyd
William J. Bernard
Eliza Ferry Leary
Arthur
Hagcett
Frank l L. Balllane
Gamma Phi Feta
Tom Mesdag
Sunset Club
Walter Gray McLean
J. F. Peattie
Claude Moore
Pine Arts Hall
Heattie Humane Society
Jarmines Hamilton
Ralph
Truaz
James Francis Peattie
James Francis Peattin
Golf Club
A. B. Galloway
Wellesley Club
B. Widgers
Fine Arts
Washington State
American Institute of Architects
At & O'Clock
Interlaken Guild
Patrons Named for Menorah Society Play at Metropolitan
The University of Washington Menorah society will stage Children of the Ghetto at the Metropolitan theater on Saturday night, April 1, with President and Mrs. Henry Suzsako and other dignitaries as patrons. A theater party and tea at the Hotel Washington next Wednesday afternoon will honor Mrs. James Francis Peattie.
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University of Washington Menorah Society
Metropolitan Theater
Henry Suzsako
William J. Coyle
James T. Ronald. Bursar
Herbert T. Condon
Stephen I. Miller
John T. Condon
Frank T. Laube
Donald G. Fisher
Austin Haskell
Washington
James Francis Peattie
Benefit Bridge Tea and Bazaar at The Bunga Low
Queen Anne guild of the Orthopedic hospital announces a benefit bridge tea and bazaar at The Bunga Low on April 24 starting at 2 o'clock. Committee includes Mrs. G Alston Hole and others. favors by Mrs. J W Stewart. card tables and tickets by Mrs. A Kjos. Tickets available from Mrs. Kjos Garfield 0121 or any committee member.
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Queen Anne Guild
the Orthopedic Hospital
G. Alston Hole
H. Krtt- Hott
P. Mogenson
Chris Schwabe
George Thirake
FP. A. Plumer
Thornan W. Nash
Harry Bartlett
Knox Roberts
J. W. Stewart
A. Kjos
Mra. Kjos
Garfield
Tennis Club Elects Officers
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Montgomery Russell the Tennis club re elected Mrs Burke as president for the coming year. Vice presidents include Mrs J D Lowman Mrs Daniel Kell eher Mrs Edwin A Strout and Mrs Joshua Green. Secretary is Mrs Archibald DeVoe treasurer Mrs Robert Wilson advisory board chairmen and members listed, with committees named and officers named for house entertainment and advisory roles.
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Montgomery Russell
Burke
J. D. Lowman
Daniel Kelleher
Edwin A. Strout
Joshua Green
Archibald DeVoe
Robert Wilson
Charles Rollins
Thomas Green
Louis JL. Mendel
J. F. Douglas
Cecil Bacon
William Hunter McEwan
Richard A. Ballinger
William Randall Crawford
William Crosby
High Blood Pressure Menace Warned by Health Advert
An ad notes the danger of undetected high blood pressure and stroke risk. It promotes free blood pressure checks by an ex government doctor at a Port of Health location on Third Avenue opposite the post office and urges readers to call 1327 Third Ave. for details.
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Third Ave
Port of Health
Social Notes From New York And Beyond
Personal Miss Tiortense Green and Mise Jane attend school in the East guests of Mrs. Robert H. Hoyt at the Wellington New York. Miss Green heads to Aberdeen to serve as a maid at the Walker Latimer wedding. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Miller plan a move to San Francisco for their future home. Mrs. Charles Willard Stimson leaves April 1 for California to spend the holidays with daughter Miss Jane Stim aon at Miss Ransom's school in Piedmont. Mr. and Mrs. James Charles Kerr welcomed twins at the Swedish hospital Monday evening. Miss Nancy Emory at school in the East will spend Easter vacation with relatives in Washington DC. Miss Ellen Dulmage at Briarcliff Manor will spend Easter vacation in New York City. Dr. William O'Shea of Spokane spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. Richard O'Shea. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Smith plan to move to Pasadena in April. Lieut. and Mrs. Andrew Shanley welcome a daughter born March 21 at Providence hospital. Mrs. John N. Jackson and daughters Geraldine and Alice, and son Paul Jackson, returning April 1 from California after several months away.
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Tiortense Green
Mise Jane
Polly Perkins
East
Robert H. Hoyt
Wellington
New York
Miss Green
Aberdeen
Mise
Walker Latimer
Charles Willard Stimaon
California
Miss Jane Stimaon
Miss Ransom
Piedmont
John N. Jackson
Mine Geraldine
Alice Jackson
Paul Jackson
Policeman Shot, Dying From Bank Robbery Bandits
Patrolman Richard Cashin was believed to be dying from gunshot wounds after stopping three bandits who robbed a People's State Bank messenger on a downtown Kansas City street. The trio escaped with $17,000.
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Kansas City
Richard Cashin
People's State Bank
Municipal League Opposes Erickson 3-Cent Fare Bill
The Municipal League issued a report Tuesday opposing Erickson's three-cent fare plan. It urged funding the city railway entirely from its operating revenue and warned the bill would raise local taxes by about 21.6 mills.
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Municipal League
Erickson
League
City Railway
Frankenstein scare fails to snag Henry in Atlanta
A shower in Atlanta attempted a Frankenstein hoax but Henry's long legs thwarted the stunt. Mr. Yord of Detroit sidestepped as one of the brain children lunged.
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Livver
Atlanta
Henry
Mr. Yord
Detroit
Pearls Found In Diner Meal Reported In Warren
In Warren Ohio George Purcell ate 50 cents worth of oysters and discovered 200 dollars in pearls hidden in his meal prompting a restaurant inquiry and potential payout questions.
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Warren
Ohio
George Purcell
Akiyaha Campfire Girls Invite Mothers to Ceremonial Meeting
Akiyaha Campfire Girls will entertain their mothers at a ceremonial meeting on Monday March 27 with a program and refreshments. Separate notice: SKALHD PROPOSALS for building materials will be received by the Bureau of Fisheries Seattle until 2 p m April 1 1922 and opened for various goods. Blank proposals obtainable at the Seattle office.
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Akiyaha
Skalhd
Bureau of Fisheries
L. C
Smith Bldg
Seattle
Wash
The
Seattle Presbyterial Society
Bethany V Presbyterian Church
Wtret Ave
Royel
Entertainment by Haven M. I. Church clubs and societies
A long list of community groups announces events at Haven M. I. Church and nearby venues. The Standard male chorus with the Welsh ladies quartet and Marie Homann Simonton leads Thursday evening entertainment. Jefferson PTA, Seattle chapters, and numerous clubs plan meetings and programs featuring talks by Leo Baisden and Ralph Swetman, Bible study, and social activities. Fortson-Thygesen entertainment postponed. others host silver tea, Lenten events, and card parties across West Seattle.
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Haven M. FE
Marie Homan Simonton
Haven M. I
Night riders terror campaign reaches Dallas area
Texas authorities launch offensive against masked and unmasked night riders blamed for scores of whippings since January. F. H. Etheridge, a prominent lumberman, says he is the 63rd victim within recent months. Rewards totaling 2600 dollars, including 1000 from the K K K, are offered for Etheridge's arrest.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
F. H. Etheridge
Etheridge
New Tactics by Arbuckle in Third Trial
In San Francisco on March 22 Arbuckle's attorneys shifted to a strong offense in the comedian's third trial for Virginia Rappe's death. Gavin McNab declared they would prove Arbuckle alone with Rappe for eight minutes at the Labor Day party and that he was aiding a sick girl during those minutes.
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Roscoe
Fatty
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Gavin McNab
McNab
Roscoe Arbuckle
Dancer Zey Prevost Ill in New Orleans
Zey Prevost, sought as a material witness in the Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle trial, is bedridden in a New Orleans hotel. District attorneys sent her a railroad ticket to San Francisco but she must go voluntarily as no law compels testimony.
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New Orleans
Zey Prevost
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
San Francisco
Marr
Brady
California
Miss Prevost
Tex Rickard Trial Focuses on Accuser at Madison Square Garden
In New York on March 22 a 15 year old accuser, Sarah Schoenfeld, testifies under cross examination about alleged attacks by Tex Rickard. Prosecutors plan to challenge scenes said to have occurred in the Madison Square Garden tower as Rickard faces a multi count indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sarah Schoenfeld
Tex” Fuckard
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Richard
Small Army Reductions Delayed in Japanese Diet
Tokyo March 22. The push for heavy reductions in the Japanese army was abandoned in the diet until the summer session. Small reductions will be made in line with army authorities promises.
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Tokyo
Had Elks Teeth for Sale Plea Lands Fined
Pleading guilty to possession with intent to sell, O B Hellickson of 316 Union Street was fined $10 and costs by Justice C C Dalton on Tuesday. The case was transferred from Justice John B Gordon’s court, pending since the original complaint filed August 6, 1921.
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Lelks
O. B. Hellickson
Union St
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton
John B. Gordon
Organization Meeting Set by Washington Building Association
The Washington Association of Building and Construction will hold an organization meeting at 6 15 p m on March 29 at the Masonic Club.
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The
Washington Association of Building and Construction
Masonic Club
Two Strangers Mutilate Man in Chicago Home
John Silk was attacked by two well dressed strangers in his Chicago home early today. An elder assailant warned him not to ruin his daughter and used a knife. Silk was found in his bathroom, exhausted from blood loss, and said the assault may be a case of mistaken identity. In a separate note, Lake Whatcom rose nearly two inches in 36 hours due to melting snow in Bellingham.
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Chicago
John Silk
Silk
Bellingham
Whatcom
Democrats to Attack Bonus Bill in House Rally
Washington March 22 Democrats lined up for a futile fight to stop the soldiers bonus measure. Republicans may oppose but a large majority is expected after four hours of debate under a rules committee plan. President Harding likely to accept the bill.
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Harding
House Rules Committee
House
Britain may enter Ulster in crisis warned by Churchill
In the House of Commons Winston Churchill warned a cordon of British troops may be needed along the Ulster border as the Ireland situation worsens. He said the British government is gravely concerned and will send troops to aid whichever side is attacked.
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London
Ulster
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Ireland
Churchill
Irish strife unsettled amid border clashes threat to Free State
Dublin reports say guerrilla warfare along the Ulster border aims to provoke civil war and derail the new Irish Free State. Belfast dispatches blame Sinn Fenians while Ulster extremists are accused of trying to block the southern government’s establishment.
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Dublin
Ulster
Belfast
Sinn Fenners
Secret Franco-Jap Treaty Denial Sparks Paris Dispatch
Paris reports the foreign office denies a claim that Marshal Joffre signed a secret Franco-Japanese alliance over Siberia. In Hoquiam a fire of undetermined origin damages the sash and door plant of McCleary Timber Co. to extent of several thousand dollars.
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Paris
Foreign Office Today
Marshal Joffre
Japan
Siberia
Hoquiam
McCleary Timber Company
Portland Mill Swept By Fire
A dust explosion chain gutted the top three floors of the six story Olympic cereal plant in Portland Oregon causing about 250000 in damage. The first blast occurred after 6 am and by 7 am the fourth floor was alight drawing 16 fire companies and both fire boats. Fire intensified from explosions in dust in conveyors and heat hampering crews. The feed department and much flour and rough grain stores were destroyed while other mill products remained.
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Portland
Ore
Olympic
City Readies Welcome for Joffre in Beattie
City officials and the Joffre entertainment committee outlined plans for Marshal Joffre’s April 1 arrival from Canada. Events include a 10:30 a.m. train or parade departure, a 11 a.m. public meeting, a 2 p.m. appearance at City Hall Park, and a 2:30 p.m. program at the University stadium for students and residents.
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Marshal Joffre
Beattie
Canada
Joffre Entertainment Committee
L. C. Smith
al Vans
Chamber of Commerce
Caldwell
Blai
Peace Portal
Seattle
Marschal Joffre
Veterans’ Organizations
Joffre
City Hall Park
University Washington Stadium
Shal Joffre
Mme. Joffre
Hill
Japan
Rum Smuggling War Expands Along Atlantic Seaboard
In Miami on March 22 federal agents resumed raiding as part of a nationwide effort against liquor smugglers. Five squadrons with over 400 agents target a supposed gigantic conspiracy and have already arrested more than 25 people including C. M. Clayton, president of the Miami National Bank.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic Seaboard
Charleston
Key West
C. M. Clayton
Miami Ni Bank
Post Mortems to Hear On Meeting at Pig'n Whistle
The Seattle Gyro club formerly the Concentric club will hold its Installation on Thursday at 12 15 p m at Pig n Whistle with attendance noted as a post mortems event following the ceremony.
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Seattle Gyro Club
Concentric Club
Fire crew seeks safe exit amid seething flames
Three workmen escaped through seething flames as the blaze surged. Four firemen faced danger when an aerial ladder swayed and broke under their burden. Loss fully covered by insurance as Portland's shipping district faced a temporary threat.
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Portland
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Seattle Society
Alexander Baillie
Europe
Geddes
Bernard Pelly
Charles L. Phillips
Golenel Phillips
U. S A
Mr. and
Mrs. Baillie
Miss Fisken
Marian Lane
Mary Lea Fisken
Everett Grigs
O. J. David
Lawrence Ives
Helen Schwager
Charlotte Brevillier
Erie
Helen
Orpheum
C. B. Cage
Washington, D. C
G. K. Woodward
Red Cross
Frank Arthur Allen, JR
Frank Arthur Allen
Hildur Peterson Allen
Hartsook Studio
Tennis Club
Rex Bea
Thurston Hall
Wyndham
Alma
Saturn
George
Alaska
Idayliss
Mrs. L. G. Miller
James Charles Kerr
Mary Waterhouse
Swedish Hospital
Nancy Emory
Emat
Washington, Db. C
Ellen Dulmage
Mrs. Dow
Briarcliffe Manor
N. Y
New York City
William O'Shea
Spokane
Richard O'Shea
Mrs
Kenneth K. Smith
Pasadena
Andrew Shanley
Ierence Baker
Providence Hospital
Jefferson PT. A
Leo Baisden
Jefferson School
Ralph Swetman
Washington Educational Association
Corinthian Room
Mason
Freja
Hoastesnes
Mre
Robert Gedlund
Mra. W
Landeburg
Hugo Seren
Beattie Day Nursery
Day Nursery
P. EB. O
Mies
Edna D. Seeley
Riverton
Pythian Sisters
Mike Combina
Rainier Ave
Henderson
Graded Union of
Sanday
Mra. A
Sormis Club
Sorosis Club
University Matrons
University
Mra. G. Ih. Stogdell
Second Ave. N. I
Friends of All Club
Ethel Deh
Rh. A. Leeds
Kirkland
Reading
Woman's Guild of
St. Mark's
Ruth
St. John’s Altar Guild
William JD. Garland
California Ave
West Seattle
Bidney H. Morgan
St. Paul's Church
George Moher
Reorganized Church of the Latter Day
Saiita
First Ave. N. W
Leary
Council of Minute Women
Seattle Council of Minute Women
Federated Clubhouse
Harvard Ave. N
Fortson-Thygesen
Fortesen-Thygesen
Armory
Queen Council
Y. L
C. Hall
Dramatic Club
Linnea and Anchor Club
Linnea and Anchor Social Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Seattle Review
Seattle Review No
W. Th. A. of the Maccabees
W. Hall
Ninth Ave
Federation of Women's Clubs
Board of Trustees
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
University Post No. 1
American Legion
Nep Jtune Theater
Totem Club
Woodcraft
Arcade
Mre. T. M. Smith
Fourth Ave
N. W
McDonald V.T. A. McDonald Pot. A
King County Hospital Club
HM. H. Hewitt
Delmar Drive
Wilsworth
Kleworth
Ladies of the
Veterans’ Hall
Douglas School of Dancing
Douglas Hall
10Th Ave
Amaranth Social Club
Mra
Beatrice Avery
18Th Ave
West Seattle Review
West Seattle Review Sewing Circle
Ekxhorn
47Th Ave
Beaumont
Church of the
Zey Provost
Tex” Rickard
Fritz Kreisler
Kreiler
Britain
Portland Mill
Joffiar
Enterstainment Committee
World
Prohibition
Lake Pontelearty
Kar-Ry
Pioneer and Lion Drug
Seatile Kar-Ry Company
Tacoma
Shaner & Wolff
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