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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

Page

6

Attractive Tea Scenes and Social Nods in The Star Society

Mrs Jason D Butler and Mrs Jon D Ryan hosted a large tea at the Butler home in compliment to Mrs Jeanne Peters with a pink bouquet centerpiece. A luncheon at the Morrison residence honored Mrs Phil Morrison. Junior Wye officers planned a Rainier club dinner and a follow up at Ensign Bennett Faulkner’s home. Donations drive at the Thrift continues with calls to donate shoes, books, canned fruit, and clothing. Moran School hosts a weekend chaperoned visit for Moran students and guests including Misses Carroll Ripley Buckmaster and Stetson.

Jason D. Butler Jonn D. Ryan Butler Jeanne Peters Wye Rainier Club Bennett Faulkner

Mount Baker Formal and Luncheon Gatherings

The Mount Baker Society holds its last formal dance tonight at the clubhouse with dancing from seven to twelve. Mrs Edward Franklin White hosts a luncheon and bridge for sixteen guests at her Federal avenue home, honoring Mrs George Max Exterly of Waldo Oregon Mrs John T Byers of Uniontown Pennsylvania and Mrs Jit Clarke of Wheeling West Virginia.

Mount Baker el Celeb Edward Franklin White Federal Ave George Max Exterly Waldo, Ore John T. Byers Uniontown J. It Clarke Wheeling W. Va

Thrift Week Plans and Engagement Announced

Preparations for Thrift Week in Washington proceed with the Consumers’ Thrift Movement and the Department of Justice backing. University of Washington extension speakers educate groups on cheaper meat cuts for the March 29 campaign. Also noted is the engagement of Sara Jones to J Addison Campbell Jr, announced by their parents with a June wedding planned.

Washington Consumers’ Thrift Department of Justice Extension Division University of Washington Dorothy Shank Frances Y. W. Co. A. Busin ‘Te Club Fruit and Flower ‘Iesten Mt. Baker Park Woodcraft Totem Club Eastern Star James P. McDonald Federation of Women's Cate. Reeiper Mise Dean Thrift Movement North C. L. Jacobett Sara Jone J. Addison Campbell, Jr J. A. Campbell Cynthia Grey Oleas

Rainier Chapter Musicale Offers Afternoon Recital

The Rainier Chapter of the D A R L hosts a Tuesday program at Frederick and Nelson auditorium featuring local chapters and performers. The event includes multiple readings and musical pieces by Mies Hildreth, Donnleeta, Almaander, Pimen, and others with guest pianists and harpists. Birthday luncheon follows with Mrs A J Linkman hosted guests from Milwaukee group and local members.

Frederick & Nelson Rtainier D. A. IL Alr de Pallet Daley Wood Mildreth Twace Eeeses Prederick Adame Lildreth Plasoe Deepiver Prenecek Leeta Donnleeta Maren Baleam Lovietus Coos Ehoiene Phileas Gentet Mert Charlies Phillips Angelic Malytation Boones Adam Heeler Mise Clark Harp Sen —Trie Bhoogy Phos Grace M “Reekin Gertrude A Mre Adams Vieder Parneworth Frederick Deaney Ape Av Hiner A. J. Linkman George Linkman Milwaukee Mra. Linkman Tony Schneider Critz

Social Notes From City Daily Visit Homecomings

Mrs Amos Brrown and daughter Barbara Duff return from Yakima after a month away. Numerous households host guests or plan departures to California Washington and Canada. Delicate travel details include Miss Alice Paubert freshman to home in Rhetton and Miss Etta Crow heading to New York for an extended stay.

Amos Brrown Ralph Duff Little Barbara Duff City Yakima Alice F Paubert University of Washington Rhetton Paubert Thomas Bordeaux S Ee

Simple tip to restore stiffness after washing chiffons

A simple method to restore stiffness to chiffons veiling and similar fabrics after washing is to add three tablespoons of sugar to the rinse water. This hint appears in a period home care advisory and reflects era textile care practices.

Specials to Expand Dollars with Colorful Russian Blouses

Ten items in broken sizes and ten colors and designs go on special Saturday for quick removal. The sale includes Russian blouses and regulation waists.

Mrs John Holliday Perry Leaves for Hastings on Hudson

Mrs John Holliday Perry and her son John Junior have left after visiting Mrs Perry’s parents to settle in Hastings-on-the-Hudson.

John Holliday Perry John Junior

Friends of Ierac meeting and final committee session

The Friends of Ierac convene Saturday evening March 27 at 430 p m in the W C A cafeteria with a 600 dinner for committee members and a program of toasts dancing and features at the new Masonic temple. Mrs Edith BE Gatti leads the committee and all working members are urged to attend. The Oak Park Ladies Benefit Club hosts a progressive whist party at Mr Roy Strong's White Center home Saturday evening at 4 40 p m with irises refreshments and a welcome for all.

Friends of C. FE C. BE. A Samail New Masonic Temple Edith BE. Gattia Henefit Club Oak Park Ladies’ Benefit Club Roy Strong White Cepter Cosmopolitan Club Louis Nash Friends of All Club of the

Alki Community Council Plans March 30 Entertainment

Alki Community Council hosts an event at the Community Hall on Tuesday March 30 at 8 p.m. Miss Rose Claus discusses overseas work. A double quartet performs songs including Song of the Vikings and The Lost Chord. Mrs Virgil Kidd duet with Mr Harry Metcalf. Mrs J C Richards on piano.

Alki Community Council Rose Claus Mary Richards Gwendolyn Hines Florence Lester Virgil Kidd Richards Marry Metcalf Burton Brown W. T Alger Farring Sullivan de Koven Hildac Harry Metcalf Mr. Metcalf J. C. Richards

Leather coats trend in New York fashion scenes

Observers note numerous leather coats on New York streets matching spring and summer outfits. Billie Burke was seen in a dull red leather coat, described as exquisitely tailored at three quarters length with a circular yoke, hip line tunic pockets, and a high turnover collar. silk dried throughout is highlighted as a key feature.

New York Billie Burke

Stracciari Sings at Met on April 8 Under Sayre

Riccardo Stracciari lead baritone of the Chicago Opera appears in concert at the Met on Thursday April 8 under the direction of J W Sayre.

Stracciari MET Riccardo Stracciari Chicago Opera Company J. W. Sayre

Coats in Spring Styles Move From Long to Short

It is a matter of choice this year whether coats are lined and whether long or short. Winter weaves deveryn peachbloom and similar fabrics work for spring coats with a new lining or reversible linin g. Many coats are three quarter or full length, with boxy shapes, flaring sleeves, and bright linings.

Deveryn Peachbloom

Easter Fashion Pageant At Cherry's Style Shop

Prepare for Easter Sunday with Cherry's values and terms on spring outfits for women and misses. Discover new frocks coats blouses skirts and outerwear at Cherry's on convenient terms. Visit Cherry's Style Shop 207 Rialto Building over Pig'n Whistle Second between Madison and spring.

Cherry Cherry's Rialto Bldg Madison Spring

Cortot Delights Met Audience With Subtle Mastery

Alfred Cortot, the French pianist, drew a large Metropolitan audience Thursday with flawless technique, refined form, and restrained imaginative appeal. His Vivaldi Concerto de Camera opened with old fashioned charm, followed by heavier works. Encores included Chopin’s black key etude and Schubert’s Litany.

Alfred Cortot Metropolitan Cortot Gaul Vivaldi Chopin Schubert

Faithful Girl Worker Discharged Without Warning

A reader recounts a young loyal employee fired without notice by a financier who left town on a pleasure trip. The letter argues such actions resemble white slavery, urges legal protection, and questions daylight saving work hour changes upsetting workers.

Mies Grey Thia Miss Grey Department of Justice

Women Build First Flight Aircraft Exhibition

The Eagle, Curtiss ten passenger bi motor airplane, to be shown as the first flying machine largely built by women. Practically all construction work was done by women. Ottawa report notes Canadian cities to adopt daylight saving ordinances by May.

Ottawa

Hamburg Breast Tea Remedy for Cold Relief

A small package of Hamburg Breast Tea is sold at pharmacies. Steep a tablespoonful in boiling water, strain, and drink a tea cupful to break a cold. It opens pores, relieves congestion, loosens bowels, and is inexpensive and entirely plant based.

Hamburg

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