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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1920

Page

13

Thrift Shop Set to Open Doors to Public Tomorrow

Social notes recount a series of afternoon teas and dinners honoring notable guests. Mrs Frederic Struve hosts a tea for pianist Alfred Cortot touring the United States, assisted by Mrs Joshua Green and her sisters. Other events include dinners for house guests, an engagement announcement, and a formal tea uniting hospital guild officers with hospital leadership.

Thrift Shop Cortot Frederic Struve Alfred Coftot United States Metropolitan Struve Joshua Green Terry Wetherill

Post Lenten Teas and Social Events Highlight Week

Mrs. Charles N. Gibson plans musical teas at her home 2107 10th Ave West after Lent. Mrs. Austin K. Haskell entertained guests at a Frederick & Nelson tearoom luncheon for Mrs. Perry HM. Greer, followed by an Orpheum show. The Social Service League, led by Mrs. K. C. Ward, met at Miss Ruth Garam’s home. Mills College rower Dorothy Willard, a star member, will race the University of California on March 27 with other Washington and Seattle teammates aiding the college endowment drive for 2 million dollars. Dorothy Watson and Dorothy Lyter to supervise Red Cross Jumble Shop dance tonight.

Charles N. Gibson 10Th Ave. W Austin K. Haskell Frederick & Nelson Perry HM. Greer Orpheum Social Service League K. C. Ward Ruth Garam Dorothy Willard Seattle Mills College University of California Dorothy Watson Dorothy Lyter Red Cross Jumble Shop Los Angeles South Jean Haskell Santa Barbara School Greer

Winter travelers and social notices in Pacific Northwest and California

Mr and Mrs Edwin EB Carpenter of Nevada spend winter in California visiting San Francisco Del Monte and Coronado. Mrs Carpenter formerly Miss Octavia Klutech. Chicago residents Mr and Mrs F J Kohler depart for the East. Miss Alice Lovell returns to Chicago after a Vancouver layover. Mr and Mrs John Twohy visit Portland then California. Mrs Peachy and son Frederic guest of Mr and Mrs Keith Logan Bullitt in Coronado. John Proctor cashier Seaboard National Bank weekends in Portland. Mr and Mrs Willie A Boggs welcome daughter Pertha Elizabeth born March 29 at Providence hospital. Mrs R W Baxter hosts her daughter Mrs F C Downing and Mrs Fred Pittocka of Portland. Mrs Bertha Barker of Los Angeles visits Lincoln Hotel and plans Richmond Highlands stay with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Willie A Bogen.

Edwin EB. Carpenter Nevada California San Francisco del Monte Coronado Carpenter Mins Octavia Klutech Willie A. Boggs Providence Hospital Pertha Elizabeth Bertha Barker Los Angeles Lincoln Richmond Highlands Willie A. Bogen

Local Womens Groups Schedule Meetings and Socials

Lorraine Social Club meets at 2 pm in the cardrooms of the Masonic Temple. All Eastern Stars invited. Circle FE of First Presbyterian on 12th Ave holds all day meeting at Mrs. Thomas Brace’s home. Ionia Chapter to host a card party at Panama Café. Vimy Ridge Chapter meets at 1:30 pm with Mrs. H. W. Yulle on 12th Ave. Lowell School PTA to observe play week with an exhibit of backyard games at 1:30 pm. West Woodland PTA holds 2:20 pm social meeting in the school auditorium. Seattle Central Council PTA advisory meeting moved to Wednesday at 1:40 pm at D. J. Burkhart’s home. Clara Barton Camp Daughters of Veterans to hold apron sale at 4 pm and cards at 7 pm at Veterans' Hall. Aurora Whist Club luncheon at Mrs. Mary Bohall’s home at 12 o’clock.

Circle FE N. Broadway First Presbyterian Church Thomas Brace 12Th Ave Ito Lowell School P T. A. Lowell P.T. A Community Service Committee The Audubon Society Seattle Central Council Teacher Association Mothers’ Congress Mra D. J. Burkhart Cascadia Parent-Teacher Associations Clara Barton Clara Barton Camp Daughters of Veterans Veterans’ Hall

Dear Miss Grey Chronicle of Readers Letters and Advice

A column presents questions about rights to pension checks, cosmetic scar removal advice, a note on biblical views and sea monster lore, with readers sharing opinions on parenting and practical guidance. The piece preserves period tone and community concerns through several short inquiries.

Miss Grey County Narse Juvenie Court Superior Court Mina Grey Miami Thomas Pittsburg Nashville, Tenn

Community Club Meetings And Socials This Week

Homesteaders' Lodge hosts a dancing party at the Swedish club. Kwan Kwee Club joins the Fellowship club for supper in the YWCA tearoom. Girly Advisory Council meets in the Dive parlor for regular monthly gathering. Lorraine Social Club holds a card party at the Masonic temple at 2 pm with all Eastern Stars invited. Ladies' Aid at Ballard Presbyterian meets at 2 pm in church annex hosted by Mrs. Lan don and Mrs. J M Hoskins. West Woodland Park PTA hosts a 2:30 pm social in the school auditorium. Women of Mooseheart Legion hold a luncheon at 12:30 pm and cards at 2. Highland Park Improvement Club meets Wednesday at 7 pm at the Methodist church. Gilman Park Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. H G White and Mrs. A E B Andrew at 6615 53d Ave N W Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Gilman Park Ladies’ Aid Society H.G. White A. EB. Andrew N. W

Cortot Concert Tickets Move Fast at the Met

Ticket sales for Alfred Cortot at the Metropolitan Thursday night presage a large audience. Mail orders reach as far as Victoria, Bellingham, and Port Angeles, with Cortot hailed as one of the era’s greatest musicians by critics.

Alfred Cortot Metropolitan Victoria Bellingham Port Angeles Cortot

Before Suffrage No Country Allowed Women Vote A Century Ago

A historical note recalls that a century ago no nation permitted women to vote. The era marked by strict gender exclusion framed early suffrage movements and debates over political rights.

The Turbulent Mind of Katherine Miller Revealed

A narrator contemplates virtue and wickedness while recalling Katherine Miller’s brilliant but dangerous charm. The piece intertwines reflections on society, accountability, and the allure of luxury, concluding with a garden prune metaphor and symbolic circle imagery.

Diamond Dyes Promise Fadeless Color For Any Fabric

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed method to dye any fabric including wool linen cotton or blends with a rich fadeless color. A direction card explains how to dye over existing colors and match materials using the Diamond Dye Cam Card.

Cherry's Style Shop Opens Household Credit Plan

Local advertisement promotes Cherry's Style Shop at 207 building over Pig’n Ave between Madison and avenues, inviting families to cultivate good credit and open accounts for apparel for men women and children on friendly terms.

Cherry's Aes 3 Ares Cherry Pig'n ‘Ave Madison

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